Covington High School - Trojan Yearbook (Covington, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1972 volume:

together 1972 TROJAN COVINGTON ______________ HIGH rr In our bustling and high-colored society, we encounter people from all spheres of life. The awareness to the dress and drug problems of our younger set has led us to overlook that the youth of today still have vibrant personalities. Brimming with our own greedy conceit, we lose sight of others. We decide, instead of sharing ourselves with others, to hide behind masks of illusion and pass by . . . let’s get together We have neglected our responsibilities long enough. It is now that we must shed our shields of enchantment and join the Age of Today, the constantly moving age to understanding and progress. Toward . . . togetherness Even as students we are confronted with a Generation Gap. Although 500 of us are tossed together, we must reveal ourselves as genuine individuals as we strive to . . . get together together The pulse of Covington High School is determined by the athletic adrenalin secreted into its system by sports. On every level and involving everyone, whether in competition or complacency, by teams or by individuals, in beauty, in speed, in endurance, in voice, and in spirit, the sports approximate a common denominator for all of us. Those who choose to pay the price of long, hard hours of practice and discipline are few The best of these bask in public acclaim, but they are the first to pass praises along to teammates whose careers are less glamorous The recognition of this brotherhood enables the best aspects of athletics to be appreciated by competitors and spectators. Regardless of willful association with the athletic programs of CHS, everyone is involved. Because the jerseys, sweaters, and jackets carry the Trojan C, all those who indentify with Covington in any fashion share in the successes and failures, the pride and humility of our sports. Whatever the connotation of sports,” whether the athletes, their coaches, the cheerleaders, the managers, the fans, the fanatics in praise or in complaint, it is vital to all of us and throbs through us together. the sports HOMECOMING Hours seemed but minutes, as many of us awaited the arrival of our final Homecoming. For some of us, it came too soon and left too quickly. Plans for this traditional event commenced almost as soon as the beginning of the new school year. Classmates whispered their float ideas, worried about which queen candidate their boyfriends would get to kiss, and made preparations for the parade and dance. The halls of CHS literally tingled with excitement as the day drew nearer. ANTICIPATION, ENTHUSIASM, With the arrival of Homecoming, came the gleeful cries of the Sophomores when their float was announced as the winner. Queen candidates and attendants were tearfully anticipating the moment when they would take their final steps down the fifty-yard line. Cheers of acclamation arose from the stands as Raquel Hunt was crowned as our new queen. Adding finishing touches to this special evening, our football team scrambled the Attica Ramblers. On cloud nine, the fans danced the night away to the tune of Russell, Briggs, and Beck. 10 EXCITEMENT, SUSPENSE, JOY! Starting at TOP OF OPPOSITE PAGE, L-R: Senior Float; GAA Car; Martha Clemence, FFA Sweetheart; Carla Miller, Miss Indiana Teenager; Junior Float; FHA Car, Winning Car; Pep Club Car; Sophomore Float, Winning Float; and Freshman Float. 11 10..9..8..7..6..5..4 3 seconds, 2 seconds, 1 second . . . BANG! We did it again, we did it again, WE WON, WE WON! “How will we keep that mob in their seats? I hope I do not fall off the ladder when I cut the net! Gosh, I hope my legs last during the pep session.” Thoughts such as these ran through our minds as the TROJANS stole another trophy . . I Imagine 191 girls all dressed in gold jumpers, 382 black gloves flying, blocks sounding off, and shouting voices! This was the picture the Golden Girls impressed in the minds of all those who attended the games. Putting a special stress on straight arms, definite motions, and their squad gymnastic stunts, this year’s cheerleaders, consisting of five squads, led the fans with enthusiasm. But cheerleading was not all fun and glory, there were a lot of hard-working hours behind those yells, stunts, chants, and signs. It took the combined efforts of Miss Davis, the pep club officers, cheerleaders, and girls to make such an outstanding organized group. w (ABOVE) Officers are Miss Davis; J. Grubb, Pres.; C. Bechtold. Sec.; L. Beilis, V. Pres.; and M. Nichols, Treas. (BELOW) Alternates are J. Cline; C. Suzuki; C. Harris; and K. Myers. THREE CHEERS (ABOVE) Our Varsity cheerleaders demonstrate one of the many stunts which they worked long hours to master. (LEFT) The reserve cheerleaders. Penny Douglas. Karen Scoring. Judy Lewis. Muff Bardos. Diane Mycroft, and Valilee Martin, along with the freshmen cheerleaders. (BELOW) Lee Ann Allen. Judy Welsh. Kathy Hegg and Nancy Merkel worked together to help create school spirit. Even though their teams were different, these cheerleaders had united spirit! 15 ww . , lOtHHfftltblliiiHidr. ' . y w iwm v 16 (ABOVE) Our Varsity and Reserve Cheerleaders practiced and worked together to become one of the most outstanding cheerleader units CHS has ever had. (LEFT) It is hard to believe that our three senior cheerleaders, Cindy Dennis, Nancy Dickinson and Verneta Gouty, could possibly be shy or bashful at a pep session. (BELOW) Roses for our sponsor and plaques for those adults who gave their precious time to help better our great pep block. This was the way the CHS pep club thanked Miss Davis, our sponsor; Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Dennis, Secretary of the Booster Club; and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Allen, President of the Booster Club. THANK YOU, THANK YOU 17 GALE AND THE TEAM—WINNERS Sophomore Gale Van Pelt, exhausted, strides across the finish line, breaking the school record and setting a new course record with the astonishing time of 9:51.8. 18 Varsity team members first row from left to right are J. Davan, S. Gross, D. Allen, R. Gritten. G. Clawson. SECOND ROW: G. Van Pelt, D. Williams, D. Poer, D. Holiowell, and Coach Bell. CROSS COUNTRY 1971 saw many young men running their hearts out to win. Under the firm hand of Coach Bell, some old records were broken, and some new records were set. Sophomore Gale Van Pelt broke the old course record of 9:58 minutes with a terrific time of 9:51.8 minutes. For his great running, not only atthat meet, but others, Gale was voted Most Valuable Player by his teammates. The many long and seemingly unendurable hours of running paid off as Captain Randy Gritten led his team to many victorious outings. Eight boys lettered including Seniors Randy Gritten, Dave Allen, and Stan Gross; Junior. 19 Junior Varsity team members first row from left to right are D. Hollowell. R. Hanley, M. Pearson, B. Gritten, K. Hari, L. Compton, N. Conklin. SECOND ROW: M. Beckelhymer, D. Hughes, S. Talbert, J. Davan, M. Bracken, M. Griswold, T. Parke, and Coach Bell. CONTRIBUTED Greg Clawson; and Sophomores Gale Van Pelt, David Williams, Dave Hollowell, and Joe Davan. Most Improved Player proved to be a little, long-haired Freshman named Bruce Gritten. Besides all the regular meets, the Trojan harriers finished second in the Bismark, Illinois Invitational and defended the Bi-County title. The Trojans set their goals high at the beginning of the season and came near to reaching them. These young men decked the trophy cases with hard earned prizes, but more than this, these guys helped create pride in ourselves and our school. 20 ABOVE. Team Captain Randy Gritten leads the Trojan charge off the starting line. BELOW. Most Improved Runner Bruce Gritten stopped practicing long enough to pose with Coach Bell. Covington 31 SCORES North Montgomery 34 Covington 25 Turkey Run 59 N. Vermillion 30 Covington (JV) 29 N. Vermillion (JV) 26 Covington 18 Bismark 40 Covington 15 Williamsport 53 Covington 16 Pine Village 63 Attica 47 Fountain-Warren Bi-County Champions Bismark Invitational Meet Second Place (Varsity and Junior Varsity) Covington 24 Seeger 31 Covington 34 Williamsport 85 Clinton 21 Covington (JV) 28 Clinton (JV) 29 Covington 24 Fountain Central 32 Covington 31 Seeger 54 Covington (JV) 28 N. Vermillion 42 N. Vermillion (JV) 27 Covington 17 Rockville 35 Wabash River Conference Third Place 21 Varsity team membersfirst row from left to right are C. Bowling, K, Drollinger, T. Starkey, B. Allen, W. Allen, Z. Thomas,T. Masulis, B. Hoagland, D. Starkey, R. Smith, M. Gremore. SECOND ROW: Coach Hunter, J. Osborn, G. Kiger, C. Davis, R. Grubb, G. Keller, W. Blizzard, T. Ricketts, D. Bechtold, T. Daniels. Coach Ashton. THIRD ROW: Coach Hobaugh, J. Youngblood, D. Burke. B. Ford, A. McConnell. D. Murray, B. Ricketts, K. Hauk, and Coach Partezana. VARSITY FOOTBALL: ALWAYS ABLE AND VICIOUS, NEVER OUTCLASSED What makes a team? Eleven guys, four coaches, managers, and teamwork. There were many long hours of hard, sweating practices. Their muscles ached and raw blisters burned. Much was sacrificed, but that was forgotten when everything was gained. The proud parents, the faithful student body, and the faculty sometimes wavered in confidence and spirit, but somehow always were seen at the games. One may not have seen the team’s tearful eyes or have heard the pep block’s loud cheers or even felt the tenseness of the fans, but these things made this team—our team. The faces of co-captains Bill Ricketts and Bryan Allen showed the satisfaction of Trojan victories. 22 Teamwork was an important characteristic that was not lacking in the CHS sports criteria this year. Without the combined efforts of the managers, coaches, and players, the Mighty Trojans could not have had such a successful season. 23 STELLAR SENIORS The seniors now look back to a memorable season, one that was filled with enthusiasm and enjoyment as well as the rugged and exhausting practices. Each man made a whole-hearted attempt to make his last season his best. Chuck Davis (RIGHT) was leading pass receiver and yardage leader in individual punt returns. Bob Hoagland (LEFT) had an outstanding record of individual kick-offs. Gene Keller, a lineman, was one of the returning lettermen who helped lead us to success. Tom Masulis as a lineman finished the season with the highest number of tackles and fumble recoveries. Returning letterman Bryan Allen led his team as quarterback. 24 Senior stars such as Alan McConnell, Dennis Murray, Rick Grubb, and Bill Ricketts led the almighty Trojans. Co-captain Bryan Allen (BELOW) checks out the line before a play. Back Rick Grubb (LEFT) assisted the team with his efforts in kick-off and punt returns. Co-captain Bill Ricketts was selected by his teammates as Most Valuable Player. Alan McConnell towered over many of his opponents and served as an example to underclass players. Dennis Murray stopped rival threats with his agile movements and superior tackles. 25 FOUNDATION FOR THE FUTURE The Junior Varsity team members (SHOWN BELOW) first row left D. Vincent, J. Kindell. B. Carter, S. Warren, S. Starkey, and M. Van to right are M. Gross, K. Adams. K. Cope, J. Woodrow, J. Gayler, Pelt. B. Miller, D. Denhart, G. Myers. SECOND ROW: J. Hardy, D. Ping, The Junior Varsity football team, coached by Mr. Ashton and Mr. Partezana, was faced with a challenging schedule. The mini-Trojans fought their way through the season and finished it with a 1-5 final season mark. This squad was composed mostly of sophomores with some freshmen and juniors. They played Fountain Central, N. Vermillion, Rockville, N. Putnam, Southmont, and N. Montgomery, of whom they beat N. Vermillion 32-2. Although their record was low, this team has benefited greatly from their playing experience and will tremendously help next year’s Varsity team. 26 As a mini Trojan is grasped, teammates arrive to help him “overcome” an attempted tackle by a stubborn and persisting foe. TEAM SETS The impressive Junior Varsity defense (SHOWN BELOW) stopped many an opposing offense. Team members first row from left to right are J. Kendall, D. Denhart. B. Carter, J. Hardy. SECOND ROW: D. Vincent. G. Myers. S. Starkey. J. Gaylor. B. Miller, S. Warren, and M. Van Pelt. The Junior Varsity offense (SHOWN ABOVE) put holes and desperate ideas in opposing defenses. Team members first row from left to right are K. Drollinger, J. Youngblood, D. Bechtold, K. Cope, D. Ping, D. Burke, J. Osborn. SECOND ROW: M. Gross. Myers, K. Adams, and J. Woodrow. 27 This spread sponsored by Dr. and Mrs. Max N. Hoffman HOLIDAY TOURNEY TITLE Holiday Tournament Champions FRONT ROW. Lett to Right: S. SECOND ROW; B. Ricketts. G. Kiger, b. Allen. R. Gritten, M Gross, N. Dickinson. V. Gouty. C. Dennis. C. Suzuki, B. Hegg. Gremore, K. Cope. TOP ROW: Coach Rater. 28 HIGHLIGHTS CAGE SEASON Coach Hobaugh, K. Hauk, R. Smith, B. Ford, A. McConnell, D. Burke, D. Poer, W. Allen. Photo by Commercial-News SCORES Covington 51 West Lafayette 70 Covington 60 Southmont 55 Covington 48 Attica 57 Covington 59 Fountain Central 43 Covington 71 Central Catholic 73 Covington 89 Turkey Run 61 Covington 56 Thorn town 64 Covington 70 West Vigo 82 Covington 50 Crawfordsville 66 Holiday Tourney Covington 63 Seeger 60 Covington 70 Fountain Central 59 Covington 62 Seeger 81 Covington 86 Rockville 71 Covington 71 North Putnam 77 Covington 71 Benton Central 79 Covington 68 North Vermillion 63 Covington 70 North Montgomery 76 Covington 67 Williamsport 65 Covington 59 Clinton 66 Covington 58 Frankfort 74 Sectional Covington 55 Seeger 75 The Varsity basketballers rolled up the respect of all their opponents while battling through their tough schedule. Surprising highly-favored Seeger in the opening round of the Holiday Tourney and disposing of host Fountain Central for the trophy provided the most brilliant success of the season. The Trojans commitment to hustle and aggressive defensive play made every game a spectacle of excitement and enjoyment for fans on both sides of the gym. 29 CAPTAIN The amount of determination, drive, and skill of this year’s basketball team is reflected in the person of co-captain Dave Allen. Randy Gritten shows his style of scoring for Big C. Letterman Bryan Allen moves his muscles on the ball in that outstanding manner. 30 Alan McConnell uses vigor and vitality to get the ball up for a goal. Dave Poer works on his decisive manner of putting up points for the team. ALL CONFERENCE Letterman Bill Ricketts, rated as most valuable player, utilizes the exuberation and force that earned him that envied title. 31 B TEAM TAKES TOURNEY TROPHY Covington Covington Covington Covington Covington Covington Covington Covington Covington Covington Covington Covington Covington Covington Covington Covington Covington Covington Covington Covington SCORES 21 West Lafayette 41 34 Southmont 67 40 Attica 47 24 Fountain Central 37 42 Central Catholic 62 48 Turkey Run 44 37 Thorntown 44 52 West Vigo 41 42 Crawfordsville 62 38 Seeger 61 37 Rockville 42 36 Seeger (Tourney) 35 50 Attica (Tourney) 32 39 North Putnam 43 31 Benton Central 62 52 North Vermillion 53 37 North Montgomery 62 53 Williamsport 27 50 Clinton 56 31 Frankfort 50 Tourney Champions are FRONT ROW, Left to Right: M. Bardos. P. Douglas, J. Lewis. K. Scering, D. Mycroft. SECOND ROW: K. Drollinger, G. Myers, Z. Thomas, T. Starkey, J. Osborn. BACK ROW: D. Hollowell, G. Van Pelt. J. Youngblood, D. Williams, T. Parke. True excitement and happiness found its way into the hearts of B Team players and cheerleaders as the pounding season brought them to the climax of winning the B Team Tournament. 30 32 FROSH GAIN EXPERIENCE From LEFT TO RIGHT (BELOW) are Coach Grenat, J. Gaylor, K. Hari, K. Adams, J. Woodrow, L. Compton, J. Hardy, S. Talbert, M. Becklehymer. J. Dennis. N. Conklin, B. Gritten, J. Kindell. and K. Cope. � 33 JUMP HIGH, RUN FAST, THROW FAR! Varsity Track members front, from left to right are J. Davan, G. Clawsen, T. Masulis, Z. Thomas. D. Allen. B. Allen, K. Drollinger, S. Gross. BACK: T. Daniels, R. Vickery, D. Hollowed. B. Ford. G. Van Pelt. G. Myers, B. Gritten, K. Adams, and Coach Bell. Senior Tom Masulis (ABOVE) exerts remaining force to thrust his way through the string in first place. 34 Greg Clawsen (RIGHT) is the Junior that pushed his shoes along for a new two mile record of 10:38. This achievement allowed Greg to qualify for the Sectional in the two mile event. Kenny Drollinger swings his body over the crossbar with maximum force to show us that special style. Gale Van Pelt tears through the string with tremendous power as only Gale can do. Senior Dave Allen (LOWER LEFT) receives vigorous applause from enthusiastic Trojan fans as he moves across the line for a first place finish. Bryan Allen (LOWER RIGHT) runs with all his heart for an exhuberant finish in the number one spot. The track team, consisting mostly of Sophomores and Freshmen, had a commendable season, winning two meets. The relay team of Dave Allen. Bryan Allen. Gary Myers, and Gale Van Pelt set a new record of 3:38.5. This qualified the relay team for the Sectional, but most improved player Kenny Drollinger was substituted for Dave at Sectional time. Kenny also qualified for the high jump. Most Valuable player Gale Van Pelt qualified for the Sectional in the 440 and the 880. Coach Frank Bell was enthusiastic about the success of our young team. Vicki Talbert and Gary Howard served remarkably well as statisticians. 35 KEEP ON TRACKIN’ Standing proudly (RIGHT) are the Senior members of the team that served as captains. Dave Allen, Stanley Gross, and Bryan Allen were excellent leaders of a team that was truly motivated, as shown in the picture below. Since the Freshmen composed the majority of the track team, they carried a heavy responsibility when they went into competition. These rookies did an outstanding job, and Gary Myers (LEFT) was a fine representative of this group. Gary was one of the members of the record-setting relay team. The other members of the Freshman team are (BELOW) from left to right kneeling: K. Cope. J. Dennis. N. Conklin. G. Myers. B. Gritten. K. Adams. J. Woodrow, K. Hari. STANDING: S. Starkey. D. Vincent. J. Talbert. C. Lewsader, D. Ping. M. Beckelhymer. B. Elliot, and Coach Bell. GOLF: A NEW SPORT Covington kept pace with the conference by sending its first golf team to the links in the sport’s initial conference season. The Trojans sliced their share of respect from the veteran squads representing other schools. Hardly a spectator sport, the contestants are paired and play the course together, depending mainly on the honor system for scoring strokes. The total strokes used by the five team members determine the team victor. 38 Varsity Golf Team members are kneeling, left to right: L. Compton, B. Carter, G. Kiger, and standing: Coach Rater, D. Poer, and D. Murray. 39 A welcoming committee waited to greet Senior Chuck Davis after he blasted a home run. 40 SLUGGING, SLIDING SEASON 7ff When the spring rains finally stopped and the sun baked the diamond, the baseball Trojans swung into season. Although error-laden early conference losses extinguished hopes for a conference championship, the team came back by sectional time to be a solid contender. The hot bats of Chuck Davis. Dennis Starkey. Alan McConnell. Dave Allen, and Bruce Ford were the strength of Covington's attack and the dread of opposing hurlers while Captain Bob Hoagland and Dave Allen and Bruce Ford manned the mound effectively. Dennis Starkey (BELOW) slid into third base after slamming the ball into center field. Varsity Baseball team members kneeling from left to right are D. K. Bord, J. Cooper. STANDING: K. Hauk, D. Burke, C. Davis. R. Starkey. M. Griswold. M. Cotten. M. Gross. M. Gremore, D. Allen, West. B. Ford. A. McConnell. B. Hoagland, and Coach Hunter. 41 GAA members from left to right are SEATED: C. Ford. L. Beilis, V. Pres. D. Kokotkiewicz, Treas. L. Jones, Pres. V. Gouty, Sec. J. Hardy, Reporter L. Garrett. C. Masulis, D. Cadman. FIRST ROW: N. Cunningham, J. Frishkorn, G. Fawver, K. Elliott, Sponsor Mrs. Ford, D. Carr, C. Suzuki, V. Talbert. K. Durr, R. Murdock, L. Barker, P. Parrett, K. Hegg. SECOND ROW: P. Long, B. McDaniel, L. Johnson, S. Clark, T. Stonebraker, C. McBride. B. Bowers, L. Drake. S. Ziegler, C. Strawser, L. Carter, F. Beilis, M. Howard. THIRD ROW: M. Gill, C. Felgenhauer, J. Breeden, D. Conner, L. Allen, S. White, D. Miller, M. Ellmore, N. Fields. M. McConnell, K. Scering, N. Dickinson, S. Stambaugh, A. Huff. GIRLS’ ATHLETICS GAA is an active organization for those girls who enjoy participating in a variety of athletic sports. This year the club was more active than ever before. The girls started the year off by learning skills on the trampoline which they had purchased in late spring with money from candy sales. In early fall, softball was the first major sport. Two teams, a varsity and a freshman team, were formed. Behind the superb pitching of Debbie Crowder the varsity won all four of their games, playing Attica and North Vermillion each twice. The freshmen gals won one of their two games with Attica. There were three volleyball teams, a varsity, a reserve, and a freshman team, of whom all played excellent ball. The varsity team went on to win their district, defeating West Lafayette in the final game. This win enabled them to go to the semifinals on the following Saturday, where they received a fourth place ribbon. 43 Varsity basketball team members are from left to right FIRST ROW: J. Hardy. M. Howard. D. Cadman. C. Suzuki. V. Talbert. SECOND ROW: L. Johnson. L. Beilis, B. McDaniels, D. Kokotkiewicz. C. Ford. D. Miller. Members of the softball team are FIRST ROW: B. McDaniels, V. Gouty, V. Talbert, C. Ford, D. Crowder. C. Masulis. K. Durr. SECOND ROW: M. McConnell. K. Scering, A. Huff, D. Cadman, D. Kokotkiewicz. S. Clark. THIRD ROW: C. Strawser. J. Frishkorn, L. Barker, D. Conner. B. Bowers, S. Ziegler. 44 RECREATION, INITIATION, COMPETITION, INSPIRATION The annual initiation dinner was held at the Catholic Church where twenty-one new members were initiated. After the formal initiation, the girls returned to the multipurpose room for the fun-initiation and an hour of play activity. December was the month the girls started basketball practice. The many long hours of practice proved worthwhile as the girls played seventeen games ending with a good record of eleven wins and six losses. Their best varsity game was against Seeger when the Trojanettes defeated the Seeger gals for their only loss of their year. The varsity and reserve teams played North Vermillion, Attica, and Seeger two games each, while they played Rockville, Lafayette Central Catholic, Crawfordsville, and Tuttle Jr. High only once. To finish the year the girls played more volleyball, softball, and added track with a little archery and tennis. GAA is truly a club with members always on the go. 45 Members of the B-Team basketball squad are from left to right Huff, L. Garrett. THIRD ROW: L. Barker, P. Long. B. Bowers, G. FIRST ROW: M. Howard, V. Talbert, J. Hardy, D. Miller, J. Fawver. M. McConnell, D. Conner. Frishkorn. SECOND ROW: L. Johnson, S. Ziegler, C. Masulis, A. 46 FUN FOR ALL k (FAR LEFT) Volleyball team members are from left to right FIRST ROW: V. Talbert. D. Miller. C. Suzuki, F. Beilis, C. Masulis, C. Strawser, J. Hardy. SECOND ROW: B. McDaniel, C. Ford, L. Beilis, D. Kokotkiewicz, A. Huff. D. Cadman, S. Clark, K. Durr. THIRD ROW: M. McConnell, K. Elliott, L. Allen, D. Conner, J. Frishkorn, L. Barker, J. Breeden, R. Murdock. The annual GAA initiation of new members was again a great success. (BELOW) Awards were given to various GAA members. Some of these award winners were L-R: Nancy Fields. Darcy Kokotkiewicz, Dot Miller, and Lynn Carter. Mrs. Ford (CENTER) presents the awards. (BOTTOM) Six of those who attended this initiation were SEATED: Sec. Judy Hardy, V. Pres. D. Kokotkiewicz, Pres. Verneta Gouty, Mrs. Robert Gouty, Reporter Linda Garrett, and STANDING Sponsor Mrs. Ford. 47 CHS SUPER STARS The spotlight at the Sports Banquet shone on the guest speaker, Tom Mont. His speech was quite different from the traditional stiff, good luck speeches with which the athletes, coaches, and parents are usually confronted. Laughing never ceased from the moment that this man started to talk until he concluded his speech. Along with the speaker, the dinner contributed its share to making the banquet a success. Coaches Bell, Hunter, Ashton, Hobaugh, and Rater presented trophies and acknowledged the outstanding participation of the students of CHS in the athletic field. Thanks to the Pep Club members and officers, cheerleaders, and Miss Davis, the 72 Sports Banquet will remain in our memories. I almost didn't get here tonight. As I was getting ready, my bathroom caught on (ire! Luckily it didn't spread to the house. Award winners front, from left to right are D. Starkey, B. Ricketts, and D. Allen. BACK: G. Vanpelt. D. Bruke. B. Hoagland, D. Murray. B. Allen, R. Gritten, and K. Adams. 48 Bill Ricketts was most valuable player in football. Bryan Allen receives football captain’s trophy Super Cheerer, Cheryl Ford and Super Cheerleader. Verneta Gouty Receiving baseball captain's trophy is Bob Hoagland. apply their abilities. Dave Allen accepts the Jack Kay free throw trophy. Bruce Gritten is most improved in cross country. 49 together Covington High School does not depend on its location, its monetary worth, its size, its age, or its shape for its character. Rather, the personality of CHS, virtuous or otherwise, depends directly and exclusively on its people. The people of our school are as disjoined as are the various aspects of human nature, as unlike as the talents and interests that indicate individuality; but these same individuals count as one in at least this overriding consideration—they are Covington High School. As students, club members, teachers, administrators, secretaries, janitors, counselors, helpers, sponsors, officers, cooks, bus drivers, and recipients of special honors, the people of CHS shaped 1971-72 into an unchangeable reality that has been sealed in memories. When our functions were positive, we made progress; our failures did not thwart our positive thrusts. Like our common identity, our accomplishments taught us the necessity of interdependence. Through trial and error the people of CHS learned to be the people together. the people QUILL SCROLL For those who climb the highest in student journalism there is a special honor. Membership in Quill Scroll is conferred on students whose contributions to and achievements in publications are meritorious. Shown perched in the tree are the 1971-72 Quill Scroll members, left to right, Cheryl Ford and Judy Cline, co-editors of the 1972 TROJAN; Carla Miller, editor of the 1971 TROJAN; and Janet McConnell, award-winning photographer and writer during 1970-71 and 1971-72. YEARBOOK STAFF Hey! It’s Tuesday. Everybody knows that Tuesday is the day that the yearbook staff “gets together for some cokes, fun, and a lot of hard work on the side. Getting out a yearbook isn’t easy, but having guys on the staff this year sure helps a lot. To meet a deadline, Cheryl or Judy might have to use her authority to get the staff on the ball, but everyone understands and forgives. Co-editors Cheryl Ford and Judy Cline were the brains behind this f yearbook. They stayed to work after school all the time. No wonder the book is great. Janet McConnell swept all three first places in the first year division at the publications workshop at Plainfield. Maybe that's why Mr. Ailes calls her Super Janet.” St 52 Members of Hi-Y FRONT, from Left to Right: H. Keller. M. Carr. M. Pearson. Sec.-Treas.; R. Hanley, T. Starkey, M. Gross, R. Vincent. BACK: T. Kaniels, T. Parke, T. Cotten, D. Allen, D. Randalls. M. Bracken, M. Griswold, Pres.; Mr. Griswold, Sponsor. HI-Y AND FCA Hi-Y sets high ideals for its members, and we try to live up to them. We also have fun playing football games with the faculty and helping with the Christmas program. Members of FCA are BOTTOM FRONT: D. Allen, Capt.; D. Poer, Sec.; W. Allen. Co-Capt.; B. Hoagland, G. Kiger, Treas. FIRST: M. Griswold, R. Gritten, T. Parke. B. Allen, K. Hauk, D. Burke. SECOND: L. Compton, K. Burke, D. Murray, K. Adams, D. Williams. BACK: Mr. Rater, Sponsor. A new club came to CHS this year, and that was the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. The FCA is called a Huddle, and it teaches young athletes to be Christian, on and off the playing field. C-MEN CLUB Members of C-Men's are FIRST: B. Hoagland, B. Ricketts, C. Davis, V-Pres.; A. McConnell, Sec-Treas.; D. Allen, Pres.; B. Allen. SECOND: M. Gremore, S. Gross, G. Kiger, D. Starkey, K. Drollinger, T. Starkey. THIRD: W. Allen. W. Blizzard. FOURTH: R. Gritten, D. Hollowed. FIFTH: J. Sanders, G. Clawson, Z. Thomas, R. Smith, T. Ricketts, Mr. Rater, Sponsor. SIXTH: J. Davan. K. Hauk, D. Burke, D. Murray, D. Williams, G. VanPelt, B. Ford. Trying to set a good example for the younger athletes can sometimes be a difficult task, but the C-Men’s Club does just that. We also enjoy buying the cheerleaders flowers, too. 53 Members of the Library Club are M. Van Pelt, M. Anderson, B. J. Melton, L. Carter, B. DeMotte. and Mrs. Johannes, Sponsor. Howard. M. Van Pelt. E. Abernathy, P. Hansen. Pres; B. Crowder, LIBRARY CLUB AND ECOLOGY CLUB Members of the Ecology Club are FRONT: L. Garret, D. Crowder, M. Etchison, C. Johannes, St. Coun.; C. Suzuki, J. Lewis, B. Hegg. SECOND: L. Carter, C. McBride, B. Elliott, Reporter; K. Gebhart, V. Talbert, D. Miller, Instigator; B. Rainey, R. Bowling. THIRD: D. Kokotkiewicz. G. Hoffman, L. Hoagland, C. Keller, S. Adams, M. Fleenor, Mr. Bell, Sponsor. Absent: S. Ziegler, B. Crowder, M. Porter, and J. Dinsmore. 54 I have got to go to Library Club to pick up my stationery so that we can get together and sell it. If we can sell enough stationery, we will be able to go on that field trip. Members of the Art Club are FIRST: R. Lawrence, L. Collins, C. Gerling, C. Askren, S. English, W. Spiering, J. Cline, L. Beilis, D. Miller, Pres.; J. Grubb, Sec.-Treas.; Mrs. Hunter, Sponsor. SECOND: B. Rainey, K. Hauk, P. Hanson, B. Mitton, M. Ollis, M. Gill, B. DeMotte, K. Shelby. THIRD: C. Mornout, D. Hayden, D. Collins, B. Hegg, L. Carter, J. Thorne, D. Kokotkiewicz, B. Elliott, G. Hoffman. FOURTH: M. Purple, T. Stonebraker, C. Harris. Absent: R. Grubb, V.-Pres. ART CLUB Well, it is Monday again. Hey! That means that I have a work session in Art Club. These work sessions sure are paying off. We are really working hard to get ready for the Art Show. There are quite a few new projects that should prove to be interesting and educational, too. At Ecology Club last night, we worked on the skits which we are going to put on for the community, discussed our Earth Day plans, and ordered the trees which we plan to sell and plant, if necessary. 55 Members of FHA are FIRST: V. Martin, J. Beckelhymer, S. Curtis, L. Simmerman, V-Pres.; D. Strawser, Pres.; D. Pearson. J. Allen. Treas.; L. Crowder, Sec.; Miss Davis, Sponsor. SECOND: D. Mitchell, V. Gaylor, K. Kokotkiewicz, M. Anderson, L. Houser, J. Crouse, B. Howard. M. Gill. THIRD: C. Cruea. S. Shuman, L. Garret, B. Purple, C. Anderson, R. Murdock, D. Holycross. FOURTH: G. Land, K. Mitchell, M. Porter, K. Allen, B. Bowers, S. Mycroft, E. Abernathy, K. Bushman. FUTURE FARMERS HOMEMAKERS We’ve been busy ail year! Caroling at the nursing home, selling favors, preparing Christmas baskets, and cleaning cemeteries are just a few of the things we did to help others. But we also had fun for ourselves—a hayride and wiener roast, a bike hike, a bowling and roller skating party. You name it—we really “got together!” 56 Members of FFA are BOTTOM: M. Perry, J. Coffing, Sentinel; M. Van Pelt, D. Young, Sec.; R. Gritten, Pres.; W. Spiering, V-Pres.; C. Askren, Parliamentarian; Mr. Quivey, Sponsor. TOP: H. Samms, R. Hall, J. Bushue, D. Young, D. Allen, M. Dewey, P. Hansen, Treas.; M. Ollis, Historian; M. Ramey, Reporter. The FFA is an organization of young men who are enrolled in vocational agriculture classes and have an interest in agriculture both on the farm and in agri-related businesses. Some of the projects we worked on this year were selling Aggies mixed nuts, selling Vitality vegetables and garden seed, and a car wash. The money we earn from these projects goes toward an FFA trip in the summer and to sending boys to the state FFA convention. In keeping with the democratic atmosphere that surrounds all clubs at CHS we had to do away with several officers who were uninterested in the club. Members of FT A are FIRST: G. Hoffman, M. Etchison, Mrs. Crain, T. Masulis, D. Blake. K. Shelby, D. Allen, K. Gebhart, S. Ziegler, R. Sponsor; C. Ford, Pres.; M. Fleenor, V-Pres.; S. Cotten, Sec.- Rapson. Treas.;C.Sanders.B. Elliott. STANDING: C. Miller, D. Carr, J. Orr, FUTURE TEACHERS We had a good dance this year. The best thing about it was that we gave the money we made to the Special Education department. We also enjoyed listening to lectures from experienced teachers in several fields. Helping teach Middle School and Elementary classes gave us firsthand knowledge of the profession. 57 This spread sponsored by the Suzuki Family. HOOSIER GIRLS’ STATE DELEGATES Juniors Donna Woodrow and Carol Johannes were named Hoosier Girls’ State delegate, and Hoosier Girls’ State Alternate, respectively. The Psi lota Xi Sorority sponsors one Junior girl each year to attend Indiana University during the summer, along with other girls from all over the state of Indiana. There the girls become more aware of their local, state, and federal government. All Junior girls in the upper fourth scholastically of their class were eligible to write a composition on why they wanted to attend this clinic. The compositions were judged anonymously by a panel of women to ensure fairness. YARDLEY’S The Yardley's are front from left to right: L. Hoagland, L. Beilis, V. Gouty, J. Grubb, M. Nichols. J. Lewis, C. Suzuki, C. Dennis, C. Ford. K. Hegg, B. Hegg, M. Bardos. BACK: D. Crowder, E. Richardson, B. McDaniel, C. Force. J. Welsh, C. Harris, N. Merkel, V. Talbert. L. Allen, B. Elliot, D. Allen, and K. Scering. 58 Members of the Latin Club are FRONT: C. Bowling, V. Gouty, Sec.-Treas.; S. Cotten, Reporter; J. Lewis, St, Coun.; F. Beilis, V-Pres.; C. Strawser, L. Carter, R. Rapson. BACK: D. Vincent, G. Kiger, Pres.; J. Cooper, T, Barker, J. Coffing, S. Stine, G. Clawson, M. Cotten, G. Rahm. SITTING: Miss Lang, Sponsor. LATIN CLUB We had a lot of fun at initiation, and now it’s time for our annual banquet. Boy, it makes my mouth water just thinkin’ about it! Even with all the other clubs I’m in, being on the yearbook staff is the most worthwhile. 59 CURTAIN GOING UPPER LEFT—Mrs. Hegg adjusts Jon Alyea’s coat and Lonnie Collins readies his own advice. UPPER CENTER—A fight between Lorry and Nancy is the result of Nancy's jealousy. ABOVE—The constantly Interfering home This spread sponsored by Hegg Funeral Home. “Do whatever you wish, Miss Burgess, and of course, take the consequences. The consequences were anxiety, jealousy, happiness, pain, suspicion, shame, and love. The Seniors in the play within the play were anxious to discover which parts Miss Burgess had assigned them. Jealousy and disappointment arose among some of the students after failing to receive the parts they had anticipated. Receiving the leading role made Lorry happy because this was her chance to become a star. The idea of Jocko taking over Andy’s girlfriend did not quite appeal to him. A fist in the face was the result of this jealousy. After the play books were stolen, suspicion arose in each of the cast members. In the end they discovered that Miss Burgess had fallen in love with one of the other teachers. Each cast member and his director had gained knowledge that he con-helpful. 1 HL Kathy Shelby, Doug Shelby, Carla Miller, Rick Grubb, Linda Jones, Jon Alyea, Rene Bever, Stan Gross, Gail Goodrich, Gene Keller, Sherle Cotten, Lonnie Collins, Lynn Drake. Mike Fleenor, Cindy Green, Verneta Gouty, Debbie Carr, Judy Cline, Susie Adams, Martha Clemence, Nancy Dickinson, Diane Blake, Shirley Hegg, Raquel Hunt, Nancy Warrick, Cheryl Ford, Mark Hanley, Bob Hoagland, Mrs. Hegg, and Miss Lang. economics teacher expresses her disagreement, LEFT—Miss Burgess awaits the Senior sponsor's suggestion. TOP—This enthusiastic cast member is practicing her acting. ABOVE—The visiting actress and the school janitor exchange a few words of disagreement. THE MOUSE THAT ROARED Our leading characters, Barb Hegg as Gloriana and Walt Fletcher as Tully Bascom, wave to cheering subjects. If there ever was a mouse that roared, it did on the night of the Junior Class Play. The basic plot of the play was not the usual slap-stick comedy like most class plays. The comedy was an unrealistic political farce. The irony of the story was that the small country five miles long by three miles wide called Grand Fenwick declared war on the United States of America. The reason for the war was that the wineries in California were making a wine like that of Grand Fenwick. They were using the same label, but instead of calling it Pinot Grand Fenwick, they called it Pinot Grand Enwick. Grand Fenwick declared war on the United States, expecting to be beaten. They figured that the United States would then try to rehabilitate their country by giving them factories, new machines, and more money. As it turned out, the Fenwickian soldiers marched into New York City, captured a general, two wacs, a professor, and a powerful bomb that could destroy half of Europe. The capturing of the bomb caused Grand Fenwick to be victorious in their invasion. In the settlement between the United States and Grand Fenwick, the United States paid the indemnity of one million dollars. The bomb was left in the hands of Grand Fenwick to be feared by the world. Mrs. Hegg and Mr. Ashton were the directors of the play. They found that the hardest job was to get the kids to act serious enough to practice. Due to the patience of the directors and the hard work of all, the play came together and was quite a success. Professor Kokintz reveals the valuable formula for the exceedingly powerful Q” bomb. 62 Mountjoy, played by Tony Barker, made everyone aware of the air raid by loudly clanging his bell. (AT FAR LEFT) One of the loudest pages around. Vicki T albert, is making an announcement. (AT LEFT) Chester Beston — alias Bruce Rainey, and Miss Johnson, portrayed by Judy Lewis, are reading the declaration of war sent from Grand Fenwick. (BELOW) are the spearless, spastic soldiers. From LEFT TO RIGHT: Kevin Bord, Walter Fletcher, Wayne Spiering. Dave Allen. Dave Collins, and Wesley Blizzard. Tony Barker presented roses to Mrs. Hegg on behalf of the Junior Class, while Mr. Ashton anxiously awaited his present. 63 (TOP LEFT AND BOTTOM RIGHT) photos compliments of COMMERCIAL-NEWS HONOR BANQUET Senior first-time recipients of the honor jacket were (BELOW) Carla Miller and Dennis Young. a if i l y' 'll o U v£ The highest scholastic award attainable at CHS was awarded to three Seniors. They are (L.-R.) Kathy Shelby. Diane Blake, and Vicky Fleenor. Each winner displays her seven chevrons and the pride of receiving such an honor. This spread sponsored by Cantwell Grain and Lumber. 64 At the annual Honor Banquet after a delicious meal, one hundred eighteen awards were presented to those students earning either a scholastic certificate, honor pin, honor jacket, or succeeding chevron. Master of ceremonies for the program was Mr. Tom McGurk, Jr. Mr. Luke White explained the basis for the awards. They represented the sponsoring companies. The sponsors of the Honor Banquet were the American Association of University Women and the College Men’s Club. The Fountain Trust Company and the Interstate Sand and Gravel Company donated all of the awards presented to the honor students. 65 AWARDS NIGHT With an inspirational message given by Saiutatorian Kathy Shelby, Awards Night was off to a fine start. Students thought of this as a special evening and strove towards earning an award from the beginning of the school year. Academic awards, extra-curricular awards, and scholarships were presented to many happy and surprised students. The closing address was given by Senior Class President Bob Hoagland. Mr. Patton (SHOWN ABOVE) presented the awards and the induction oath to the new members of the National Honor Society. Members from left to right are Juniors Fay Beilis, Carol Johannes, Gail Hoffman, Dot Miller, Cindy Suzuki; Seniors Bryan Allen, Dave Allen, Diane Blake, Judy Cline, Vicky Fleenor, Cheryl Ford. Jean Grubb. Mark Hanley, Bob Hoagland. Janet McConnell, Carla Miller, Julie Nicklas, Dave Poer, and Kathy Shelby. Lonnie Collins (RIGHT) accepts a Drama Award from Mrs. Hegg for his performance in the Senior Play. “SUCCESS IS NOT MEASURED BY HEIGHTS ATTAINED, BUT BY OBSTACLES OVERCOME.” This spread sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Luke White. 66 Sam Witsman (FAR LEFT) received one of the Outstanding Senior Chorus Awards from Mrs. Williams. Salutatorian Kathy Shelby (LEFT) and Valedictorian Julie Nicklas were recognized by Mr. Maymon for their scholastic achievement. Mr. White (BELOW) acknowledged Fay Beilis’ Geometry excellence with an award. Mr. Ailes. the yearbook adviser, awarded a special citation for photography to Janet McConnell. The Freshman Agriculture Award was bestowed upon Jim Hardy by Mr. Quivey. 67 Juniors relax and enjoy their prom after working hard on it all week long. 68 Seniors Raquel Hunt and Rick Grubb participate in the Grand March. 1972 ROYALTY: JEAN AND DAVE Hard work along with the special efforts of the Junior class sponsors and students helped to create a feeling of togetherness at the Junior-Senior Prom. With purple as the dominant color, the Juniors worked the theme “Summer of 72” into a very beautiful and special evening. Following a delicious dinner catered by the Beef House, the Juniors, Seniors, and other honored guests strolled into the Multi-Purpose Room where the Leo Baxter Band was waiting to entertain them. The constant flash of cameras, the many trips to the punch bowl, and watching the teachers dance added to the excitement of this formal event. All too soon it was time for the Grand March which was led by Miss Debbie Randolph and Jeff Mason, last year's Prom Royalty. The highlight of the evening was when Miss Jean Grubb and Dave Allen were crowned the new queen and king. Before we knew it the bewitching hour of midnight had arrived, and “nothing now is left but Majestic Memory. 69 Enjoying much delicious food and playing exciting games were only two of the many fun-filled happenings of the afterprom. Many people learned of their futures by talking to the fortune teller. AFTER-PROM Again this year, the Coffeenians planned, decorated, and hosted the annual after-prom party. And what a party it was! Dancing to the music of The Grave,” playing new and different games, winning many unusual prizes, and enjoying each others’ company provided a wonderful time for everyone who attended the afterprom. The Coffeenians used Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn as the theme for decorating. A cave for all to investigate and a lady fortune teller were only two of the exciting happenings at the party. Gail Goodrich seems to enjoy playing Skittle de Dittle. Other games included Bingo,” Hittin' the Bottle. and Fishin-hole. 70 S31AIV0 IZ t Nfld ‘oisniAi Dressed for the occasion and armed with their supply of ammunition. Bob and Nick (RIGHT) pedaled into the school parking lot. In-between classes and during the lunch hour. Nancy (FAR RIGHT) could be seen riding her pogo stick to the cheers of her classmates. Janeen (BELOW) decided that Alan possessed the talent to be a fireman. Minding his own business. Mr. Branham (BELOW RIGHT) was deftly attacked by an airline stewardess while accompanying a group of Junior and Senior students to Washington, D.C. Regardless of the time or place, the Seniors (BOTTOM) never experienced a dull moment as they got together for their last day at CHS. 72 GRADUATION DAY SENIOR DAY All too quickly the time had come for the Seniors to act crazy for the last time. Before we knew it, the countdown had come to one day which was Senior Day—our last day to walk down the halls of CHS. We were the envy of all our underclassmates because we looked as if we were so happy about the forthcoming event — Graduation. Underneath those smiles, however, were tears of sadness at the thought of leaving all of our memories and friends behind and fear about what the future had in store for us. Knowing that soon we would be expected to accept adult challenges—we took advantage of our special day and lived it up. Dressing crazy, playing tricks on our classmates, and just messing around with our friends helped us to face the reality of tomorrow when there would be a new game to play — the game of life and survival. We wanted to hold this day forever because we realized that there would never be another today or yesterday. Taking the last steps of their high school career, Cheryl Ford and Jon Alyea happily anticipated the moment when they would receive their diplomas. 73 Graduation—the long awaited day—finally arrived, but it was somehow different from what we had anticipated. It was supposed to be a happy day, but few Seniors were seen smiling as the chorus sang at the Baccalaureate service and Rev. Moore spoke about “Peace.” This could not be the same class of students who were squirting others with water guns and just plain creating bedlam only yesterday. It seemed as if we had turned into adults overnight. Laden-down with a carnation and diploma, we moved our tassle from right to left as the Class of '72 got together for the last time. Jean Grubb (ABOVE) read the Scriptures preparatory to the Rev. Ernest Moore's (RIGHT) Baccalaureate sermon entitled Peace. The class motto appears across the stage behind Jean and Miss Smith. The Honorable Allen Sharp (LEFT), Judge of the Indiana Court of Appeals, addressed the Commencement audience concerning the inevitability of involvement and the responsibility of moral decisions. Unafraid of the future, Nick Linville (ABOVE) happily accepted his diploma from Superintendent Holstine. Cindy Green (RIGHT) accepted a helping hand as she stepped out of high school. GRADUATION IS AN ENDING OF CLASSROOMS, TESTS AND RINGING BELLS, OF LOCKERS, LECTURES, PEP CLUB YELLS, A BEGINNING OF PLANS AND ADVENTURES, ACHIEVEMENTS, AND DREAMS COME TRUE. 75 The Chorus Officers are from LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Cline. Treas.; Dave Poer, Pres.; Verneta Gouty. Sec.; and Sam Witsman. V.-Pres. CHORISTERS SOPRANOS Judy Allen Cathy Anders Debbie Carr Lynn Carter Jayne Crouse Debra Crowder Penny Douglas Lynn Drake Mary Pat Ellmore Vicky Fleenor Linda Fox Janet Frishkorn Verneta Gouty Judy Hardy Bridget Hayman Lois Hoagland Linda Houser Barbara Hughey Peggy Jenkins Vicky Mycroft Beth McDaniel Debbie Pearson Christine Prather Marilyn VanPelt ALTOS Susie Adams Myra Bardos Fay Beilis Diane Blake Pam Brooks Judy Cline Nancy Dickinson Sue English Cindy Felgenhauer Cindy Fleenor Gwen Furr Christy Gerling Marie Gill Cindy Green Marsena Howard Raquel Hunt Pam Laperle Teresa Lyons Valli Lee Martin Cheryl Masulis Becki Mitton Robin Myers Kathy Prather Sharon Shuman Linda Simmerman Donna Strawser Claudia Woodrow Rhonda Woodrow TENORS Chuck Bowling Rick Burgoyne Mike Gremore Jim Jarred Frank Lamb Alan McConnell Mark Perry Dennis Starkey Robert Vickery Dennis Young BASSES Dave Allen Bill Carter Paul Conner Tim Daniels Walt Fletcher Mike Gross Tom Masulis Ed Plunkett Everett Plunkett Dave Poer Ragon West Randy Witsman Sam Witsman Randy Randles ACCOMPANISTS Judy Clind Gail Hoffman The Mixed Chorus, this year drawn from two separate class periods, saved their songs for the MIXED, SOLO, concerts performed to the Covington community. Their seasonal selections brightened the Christmas OR CONCERT and Easter festivities. In addition, they played host to the annual Choral Festival and contributed to the successful Spring Show. 76 The Concert Choir, drawn by audition from the combined choristers, aired their talents by vocalizing special numbers at the regular performances. They also presented musical programs in area churches as specialties and as a part of regular worship services. Eighteen of these songsters earned spots at the State Choral Festival. Mrs. Williams, choral director and President of the Indiana Choral Festival Association, shared in the honors bestowed on Rick Burgoyne, who sang his way to membership in the All State Choir, and given her Girls’ Trio, who merited a first division rating in state competition. 77 ROCK SOUND 72 Doug Shelby reads “Duty, Honor, Country. Dave Allen (LEFT) and Stanley Gross (RIGHT) enjoy their task as masters of ceremonies. Janet McConnell substituted once and did equally well. music of “Shaft . to the Dave and the audience have an enjoyable visit with Edith Ann of “Laugh-In who is portrayed by Lynn Drake. Chorus members singing a variety of songs added to the enjoyment of the show. 78 (ABOVE) LEFT to RIGHT: D. Woodrow, S. White, J. Thorne. J. Orr, G. Hoffman, M. Nichols. B. Hegg. C. Johannes, D. Miller. L. Heideman, J. Lewis, and C. Suzuki dance to Hogan's Heroes (BELOW) Twirling to Chicago is Carla Miller. Judy Cline, Cindy Green, and Judy Hardy sing The Boy from Ipenema. The chorus and the band did it again. Together they created another successful Spring Show. With the theme title, Rock Sound 72,” the Spring Show presented a variety of entertainment, songs, skits, dance numbers, twirling routines, and other enjoyable acts. Participation from students, faculty, parents, band director Mr. Bosche, chorus director Mrs. Williams, and the many others who helped in any way with the Spring Show made it possible for the band and chorus to present the Spring Show of 1972. ONE SHARP BAND The marching band got it all together many times this year under the new band director, Mr. Bosche, by performing at football games during half time shows and in various parades. Marching in the Fall Foliage Festival Parade at Martinsville, Indiana, created an opportunity for the 1971 Marching Band of CHS to capture one of their three trophies this year. The other two trophies were awarded to the band after placing high as one of the top performing bands and as the “Best Sound” band in the Crawfordsville Jaycees Christmas Parade. The concert band was fortunate this year in being able to tour St. Louis, Missouri, for three days. The band members enjoyed visiting historical places such as the Jefferson Memorial, the Old Court House, which was the setting for the Dred Scott Case, and the farm that once belonged to Ulysses S. Grant. An added attraction to the CHS band this year was the 1971-72 Senior Band Queen Susan Stam-baugh. Having a band carnival to earn money for tour was also another new event. (TOP RIGHT) Queen Candidates Dot Miller. Junior; Nancy Merkel, Freshman; Susan Stambaugh, Senior; and Karen Scering, Sophomore. (MIDDLE LEFT) Band officers FRONT ROW: L. Jones, Senior Rep.: C. Dennis. Treas.; C. Bechtold. Sec.; J. McConnell, V. Pres. BACK ROW: D. Allen. Drum Major; R. Burgoyne, Pres.; J. Osborn, Sophomore Rep.; and B. McDanials, Freshman Rep. (MIDDLE RIGHT) Mr. Bosche and Rick Burgoyne present Mr. Maymon with trophies the band has won. (BOTTOM RIGHT) Senior band members with sweaters. 80 FLUTE Nancy Warrick Carla Miller Carol Johannes Connie Bechtold Cindy Suzuki Rene Bever Judy Lewis Cindy Dennis Cheryl Ford Cheryl Keller Diane Allen Sandy Curtis Connie Sanders Cindy Gurley Sharon White Mary Murphy Bobbye Ellmore Kathy Elliott • Mary Beth Etchison Donna Conner Diane Mycroft Judy Ferguson Debbie Gremore Nancy Cunningham Nancy Rennick Monica VanVactor Eb CLARINET Rosemary Rapson Becky Elliott Mary McConnell Kathleen Hegg CLARINET Peggy Parrett Karen Gebhart Eva Richardson Lee Ann Allen BASSOON Jamie Breeden Gail Hoffman Judy Welsh Terri Tice Barb Hart ALTO SAX BASS CLARINET Linda Jones Joanne Orr Mark Hanley Janet McConnell Janeen Melton Sherie Cotten Waynette Abernathy Christy Gerling Charlotte McBride Rhonda Martin CONTRA BASS CLAR. Lynn Heideman Tony Barker Karin Scoring Shelley Taylor OBOE Marsena Howard TENOR SAX Kathy Hegg Brenda McDaniel Nancy Merkel Donna Woodrow Jeff Dennis 82 Darrell Hughes Ed Allen Bruce Ford Linda Garrett Dennis Murray Curt Miller Phil Curtis BARITONE SAX Jeff Dixon Susan Stambaugh Jeff Youngblood Maryl Nichols Beth Bowers TRUMPET FRENCH HORN Julie Thorne Dot Miller Jon Alyea Cindy Strawser Becki Mitton Jim Coffing Steve LeClaire Susie Holmes Darcy Kokotkiewicz Curt Lewsader Bruce Goodrich Tanya Stonebraker TROMBONE Mike Spriestersbach Dave Allen Jim Jarred Rick Burgoyne Larry Kinneer Doug Shelby Mike Lyons Scott Baldwin Randy Green Dave Bechtold TUBA Paul Rice Stan Gross Kevin Hauk Dennis Burke Tim Parke Shaun Cooper Don Burke Marty Griswold Kim Scering Dave Williams Mike Lewin Tom Chiaffredo Mark Carr Steve Starkey PERCUSSION Bill Miller Mike Cotten Denita Cadman BARITONE Kenny Cope Kathy Shelby Zach Thomas Nancy Fields Kevin Cooper Sue Clark Jeff Hayman Russell Perry Rick Suzuki Joe Osborn Barbara Hegg 83 SENIORS Seniors are first in the TROJAN’S treatment of people. Graduation has closed one door for the Class of 72 but many more lie ahead waiting to be thrust ajar. The Seniors did not notice this door silently shutting them out of the life to which they had become accustomed for four years. Acting in plays, riding the fan buses and excelling in sports are now only precious memories of their years at CHS. The 71-72 school year was a landmark. Seniors ep-tiomized togetherness. 84 SCOTT ABERNATHY: Art Club. 11-12 SUSIE ADAMS: Chorus. 9-12; Concert Choir. 11-12; GAA. 11; Honor Club. 11-12;Pep Club. 9-11; Jr.-Sr. Play; Student Council, 12 The Senior class officers and sponsors from left to right are Mr. Ashton. Sponsor; Chuck Davis. Vice-President; Raquel Hunt, Secretary; Shirley Hegg, Treasurer; Bob Hoagland, President; and Miss Smith, Sponsor. BRYAN ALLEN: Chorus; C-Men;FTA; Honor Club; Track, Football Basketball, 9-12; FCA; Student Council, 12 DAVE ALLEN: Band; Lab Pep Band; Drum Major; Boys State Delegate; C-Men; Homecoming Escort; Honor Club; Cross Country; Basketball; Baseball; Student Council; FCA JON ALYEA: Band; Pep Lab Band; Sr. Play; Cross Country; Track; Baseball CATHY ANDERS: Art Club; Chorus; FFA; Pep Club WILLARD ASKREN: Band; FFA; Latin Club; Library Club 85 BONNIE DEMOTTE: Art Club; FHA; GAA; Pep Club; Library Club CINDY DENNIS: Band; Pep Club; PomPom Girl, 10-12; Cheerleader; GAA; Homecoming Attendent; Office Girl, 12; Yearbook Staff, 12 MIKE DEWEY: C-Men; FFA; Track, 9; Football, 9-10 NANCY DICKINSON: Band; PomPom Girl; Cheerleader; Chorus; Concert Choir; GAA; Pep Club; Sr. Play LYNN DRAKE: Art Club; Concert Choir; Chorus; GAA; FHA; Pep Club; Jr.-Sr. Play; Yearbook Staff 86 CHUCK BOWLING: Chorus, 9-12; Concert Choir, 11-12; Cross Country, 9-11; Basketball, 9 RICK BURGOYNE: Band, 9-12; Chorus Concert Choir, 12; Homecoming Escort; Jr. Play; Cross Country; Student Council; Pep Lab Band WAYNE BUSHUE DEBBIE CARR: Chorus, 9-12; Concert Choir, 12; Yearbook Staff; Library Club MARTHA CLEMENCE: FFA Sweetheart; FHA, 9-12; GAA; Pep Club, 9-12 87 CINDY GREEN: Chorus Concert Choir; Honor Club; Pep Club; Jr.-Sr. Play MIKE GREMORE: Chorus Concert Choir; C-Men; Football Basketball Manager; Baseball; FCA RANDY GRITTEN: C-Men; FFA; FCA; Honor Club; Cross Country; Track; Basketball; Library Club; Homecoming Escort STAN GROSS: Band; Cross Country; Pep Band; C-Men; Sr. Play; Basketball Manager; FCA JEAN GRUBB: Art Club. 11-12; Chorus; GAA; Homecoming Queen Candidate; Honor Club; Pep Club 88 LINDA FOX: Art Club; Chorus; GAA; Pep Club; Sr. Play CHRISTY GERLING: Art Club, 11-12; Band, 9-12; Flag Carrier, 12; Chorus; Concert Choir; GAA; Latin Club; Pep Club MARIE GILL: Art Club; FHA; GAA. 9-12; Pep Club GAIL GOODRICH: FHA; Honor Club; Office Girl; Jr.-Sr. Play; Pep Club VERNETA GOUTY: Cheerleader, 9-12; Pep Club, 9-12; GAA, 9-12; Chorus, 9-12; Concert Choir; Office Girl; Jr.-Sr. Play; Student Council 89 BOB HOAGLAND: Band; Boys State Delegate; C-Men; Honor Club; Jr.-Sr. Play; Football Baseball; Student Council; FCA BARBARA HUGHEY: Chorus, 9-12; Latin Club, 9-12 RAQUEL HUNT: Cheerleader, 9-10; Chorus, 9-12; Concert Choir, 11-12; GAA, 10-11; Homecoming Queen; Homecoming Attendent, 9; Office Girl, 12; Pep Club, 9-12; Sr. Play DOHN HUTSON: Chorus; Library JIM JARRED: Band; Chorus Concert Choir; Swing Choir; Basketball, 9-11; Cross Country Track, 9-11 90 RICK GRUBB: Art Club; Chorus Concert Choir: C-Men; Sr. Play; Football; Student Council KATHY GULLEY: Band; Chorus Concert Choir; Honor Club MARK HANLEY: Band; Pep Band; Boys State Delegate; C-Men; Honor Club; Sr. Play; Cross Country; Student Council DAVE HAYDEN: Art Club; Chorus Concert Choir; FFA SHIRLEY HEGG: GAA; Office Girl; Pep Club; Sr. Play 91 PAM LAPERLE: Chorus, 11-12 RICK LAWRENCE: Art Club. 11-12; Band. 9-12; Pep Band. 9-10 NICK LINVILLE: Art Club, 11-12 TOM MASULIS: Chorus, 10-12; Concert Choir, 11-12; C-Men, 12; FTA, 12; Track, 9-12; Football, 10-12; Library Club, 9 11 ALAN McCONNELL: Chorus, 9-12; Concert Choir, 9-12; Swing Choir, 10-12; C-Men. 10-12; Football, 9-12; Basketball, 9-12; Baseball, 9-12 92 TOM MORRIS: Band. 9-12; Pep Band. 9-11; Cross Country. 9; Football. 9-10 DENNIS MURRAY: Band. 11-12; Chorus. 9; Concert Choir, 9; C-Men, 11-12; Track, 9.11 12; Football. 9-12; Basketball. 9; Baseball. 10-12; FCA JULIE NICKLAS: Art Club, 12; Band. 9-10; GAA, 9; Honor Club, 9-12; Pep Club, 9 JOHN OCHELTREE MARK PERRY: FFA, 9-12; Student Council, 11 93 KATHY SHELBY: Band. 9-12; Art Club, 12; Pep Band. 9-12; FTA. 11-12; GAA, 9; Honor Club, 9,12; Pep Club. 9; Sr. Play; Student Council. 10; Yearbook Staff, 9-11 MIKE SPRIESTERSBACH: Art Club. 11; Band. 9-12; Pep Band. 12; Band, 12; FTA. 11 SUSAN STAMBAUGH: Band. 9-12; PomPom Girl, 12; Pep Band. 12; GAA. 9-12; Pep Club, 9-12; Band Carnival Queen; Yearbook Staff. 12 DARREL STONEBRAKER MARILYN VANPELT: Art Club. 12; Chorus, 9-12; Concert Choir, 11-12; Pep Club. 9-12; Library Club 94 NANCY WARRICK: Band, 9-12; GAA, 10; Pep Club, 9-12; Sr. Play; Yearbook Staff, 12 TIM WHITAKER: Art Club, 11; Football, 10 SAM WITSMAN: Chorus, 9-12; Concert Choir, 9-12; Swing Choir, 10-12; Homecoming Escort, 12 RHONDA WOODROW: Chorus. 9-12; Concert Choir, 11-12; Pep Club, 9,10 12; Jr. Play DENNIS YOUNG: Chorus, 12; FFA, 9-12; Honor Club, 12; Jr. Play; Student Council, 11; Library Club, 9-12 95 JUNIORS Junior Class Officers from left to right are Donna Woodrow, Reporter; Barb Hegg, Secretary-Treasurer; Mr. Quivey. Mr. Patton. an Mr. Harrell, Sponsors; Cindy Suzuki, Vice-President; and Joanne Orr, President. Waynette Abernathy Stanley Abernathy David Allen Warren Allen Clyde Askren Scott Baldwin Myra Bardos Tony Barker David Bechtold Fay Beilis Kevin Bord Roger Bowling 96 Dennis Burke John Bushue Denita Cadman Bill Carter Lynn Carter Greg Clawson Dave Collins Jon Cooper Randy Crain Debbie Crowder Carol Cruea Randy Curry Sandy Curtis Tim Daniels Bob Douglas Becky Elliott Mary Pat Ellmore Mike Etchison David Fields Nancy Fields Judy Hardy Kevin Hauk Bridget Hayman Barbara Hegg Lois Hoagland Gail Hoffman Donna Holycross Gary Howard The Juniors never experienced a dull moment as they strove to make the year a memorable one. Rita Murdock Maryl Nichols Kathy Odeneal Kenneth Ohl Mike Ollis Joanne Orr Debbie Pearson Ed Plunkett Swamped by famished Trojan fans, the Juniors fed the oncoming crowd at the concession stand. Bud Rahm Bruce Rainey Mike Ramey Tony Ricketts Hershel Sams John Sanders Jim Scott Sharon Shuman Linda Simmerman Rick Smith Wayne Spiering Dennis Starkey 100 Donna Strawser Cindy Suzuki Vicki Talbert Julie Thorne Chris Thornton Robert Vickery Kelly West “Buy! Buy! Buy!” These words became a familiar sound to many basketball fans as the Juniors strove to earn money for the Prom. After they raised the price of their cokes and finally learned how to operate the popcorn machine, the money came pouring in. The Juniors and their sponsors saved and counted every penny like misers. In the end, it all paid off. Forming committees, planning colors and the theme, painting murals and carefully decorating the gym were just a few of the preparations that were necessary to make the Prom a memorable and special evening. “Fun-loving was the Juniors’ middle name. Acting in the play, participating in pep session skits, making a giant peace sign, and decorating for the Prom helped the Juniors to realize that teamwork was a necessary and important part in their lives. Their Junior year was a wonderful time full of new experiences which got the Class of 73 together. SOPHOMORES Sophomore Class Officers from left to right are Joe Osborn, Vice President; Terri Tice, Treasurer; Bruce Goodrich, Secretary; Terry Starkey, President; and sponsors Mr. Grenat and Mr. Jones. Marilyn Anderson Kevin Bowling Mike Bracken Don Burke Jim Bushue Dick Clark Karen Clodfelder Jeff Coffing 102 Jim Coffing Marita Coffing Steve Coleman Shaun Cooper Mike Cotten Tim Cotten Jayne Crouse LuAnne Crowder Dudley Cruea Joe Davan Penny Douglas Kenny Drollinger Gwen Furr Verlinda Gayler Karen Gebhart Bruce Goodrich Debbie Gremore Marty Griswold Craig Grubb Cindy Gurley Randy Hall Robert Hanley Lynn Heideman David Hollowell Linda Houser April Huff Darrell Hughes Lisa Johnson Howard Keller Steve LeClaire Chris Lewis Darlene Lindquist Jay Linville Susan Lucas Rhonda Martin Valli Lee Martin 104 Cheryl Masulis Charlotte McBride Kathy Mitchell Mary Murphy Diana Mycroft Vickey Mycroft Robin Myers Debbie Nelson Jim Niccum Jamie O’Neal Joe Osborn Sally Osborn Sue Osborn Tim Parke Mike Pearson Bob Pendry Russel Perry Christy Prather Kathryn Prather Bonnie Purple 105 Nancy Rennick Paul Rice Lois Richey Connie Risser Connie Sanders Karin Scering Tony Sexton Leroy Smith Terry Starkey Tim Starkey Scott Stine Billy Stonebraker Tanya Stonebraker Cindy Strawser Rick Suzuki Zach Thomas 106 Richard Vincent Larry Warnick Sharon White Max Whittington Rex Whittington David Williams Randy Witsman Margaret Woolwine Doug Young Jeff Youngblood Susan Zeigler “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. This can best describe the feelings of the Class of 74 following their second year of high school. The Sophs started the year right by capturing first prize for their homecoming float. Their theme, “What You See Is What You Get,” captivated the hearts of both judges and fans. As is the case for every Sophomore class, they got together and ordered their class rings. Never ones to follow the crowd, the Class of 74 chose a style all their own. Exchanging rings, breaking up, laughing, crying and just living characterized the Sophomore scene. This class dared to be different and got the year together in their own way. FRESHMEN Freshmen sponsors and officers are left to right Mr. Bosche and Miss Schwin; Donna Conner, Secretary-Treasurer; Kenny Cope, President; and Jeff Dennis, Vice-President. The playful spirit that the officers showed characterized the Freshmen’s outlook on school life. Elizabeth Abernathy Kirk Adams Ed Allen Karen Allen Lee Ann Allen Steve Allen Phyllis Anders Lori Barker Matt Beckelhymer Don Beck ley 1 -tm. Beth Bowers Chris Bowling rr. w Jamie Breeden 1 - L Pam Brooks D ft Tammy Burleson 7 Kay Bushman Mark Carr Tom Chiaffredo Larry Compton Nick Conklin Donna Conner Kevin Cooper Kenny Cope Tom Crouse Brenda Crowder Randy Cummings Gary Cummins Rhonda Cummins Nancy Cunningham Phil Curtis Doug Denhart Jeff Dennis Jett Dixon Kody Durr Barry Elliot Kathy Elliott Gina Fawver Cindy Felgenhauer Julie Ferguson Cindy Fleenor Carla Force Janet Frishkorn John Gayler Clay Gerling Randy Green The transition from junior high to CHS was a great one, but the Frosh glided through their first high school year with ease. They took their victories and disappointments in stride. Although the Freshman class was the youngest class, they became involved with their new school life. Senior Band and Chorus, new seats in the Pep Block, and new organizations were just a few of the steps that marked their progress into high school. The greatest thrill of being a Freshman was building their first homecoming float. The slogan for this year was “Nail 'Em Down.” The Class of 75 played a large part in creating school spirit. They did their share in getting the school year together. 109 Bruce Gritten Karen Haga Jim Hardy Kevin Hari Cheryl Harris Barbara Hart Jeff Hayman Kathleen Hegg Kathy Hegg Debra Hensley Susie Holmes Brenda Howard Jeff Kindell Larry Kinneer Deborah Lamb Mike Lewin Curt Lewsader Patty Long Jerold Lowery Teresa Lyons Mary McConnell Brenda McDaniel Nancy Merkel Rick Mikel Curt Miller 110 Gene Miller Bill Miller Clyde Moore Diane Moore Robin Mullins Susan Mycroft Gary Myers Peggy Parrett Dallas Ping Marilyn Porter Jackie Powell Eva Richardson Mary Rodgers Chris Salts Kim Scoring Steve Starkey Steve Talbert Shelley Taylor David Vincent Roger Walters Judy Welsh Mary Willis Claudia Woodrow Jeff Woodrow Robert Woolwine Kelly Bord This spread sponsored by Dr. and Mrs. Lowell R. Stephens UPPER LEFT: Mrs. Randles. Guidance Sec. UPPER RIGHT: Mrs. Ellmore, Extracurricular Sec. LOWER LEFT: Mrs. McIntosh. Superintendent's Sec. LOWER RIGHT: Mrs. Mycroft, Treas. of School Board. SECRETARIES, BUS DRIVERS, Bus drivers (L-R) Mr. Warrick Mrs. Barker Mr. Bowling Mrs. Bowling Mr. Ellmore Mr. Holmes Mr. Hale I School Board members FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mr. Richard Schools: Mr. Luke White, Board Attorney: Mr. Orval Mitton Rennick, member: Mr. Erwin Johannes, Vice-Pres.; Mr. Merlin member; and Mr. Richard Klage, President. Bechtold, Sec.. SECOND ROW: Mr. William Holstine, Supt. of AND SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS Mr. Griswold Mr. Harrell Mrs. Hegg Mr. Hobaugh 'l L 1 Mrs. Howard Mr. Hunter T I Mrs. Hunter Mrs. Johannes Mr. Jones MO. fl Miss Lang FACULTY, JANITORS, AND COOKS Janitors (L-R) Harry Keller Ruth Myers J.T. Myers Jim Doolin, Jr. Jim Doolin Don Woodrow Gene McKinsie Mr. Ailes Mr. Ashton Mr. Bell Mr. Bosche Mr. Branham Mrs. Craig Miss Davis Mrs. Ford Mrs. Garriott Mr. Grenat Mr. Maymon Mr. Partezana Mr. Patton Mr. Quivey Mr. Rater Miss Schwin Miss Smith Mr. White Mrs. Williams Mrs. Wilson Cooks FRONT, from Left to Right: Dorothy Van Pelt, Louise Auter, Marlis Davan. Virgie Clawson, Carolyn Smith and absent is Cecil Francis Ricketts, Pauline Wynkoop, and Karen Margan. BACK Taylor. ns OFFICE HELPERS The CHS Office Helpers are an added attraction to the office. With their warming smiles and readiness to help, they take an extra load off the office secretaries. Due to the excellent work of our Office Helpers, the curricular activities were carried out smoothly this year. Filing, picking up absence slips, running errands, typing, and taking phone messages were just a few of their daily jobs. They are from LEFT TO RIGHT: Raquel Hunt, Connie Bechtold, Cindy Dennis, Jean Grubb, Beth McDaniel, Verneta Gouty, Judy Lewis, Shirley Hegg, Chuck Davis, Bob Hoagland, and Rene Bever. Without Mrs. Allen’s (LEFT) or Mrs. Pogue’s (FAR LEFT) efficient work, school activities could not have been carried on as successfully. This type of dedication is what gets and keeps a school like CHS together. STUDENT COUNCIL: MANY NEW Student Council members from left to right are FRONT ROW: Judy Lewis Verneta Gouty Muff Bardos Rhonda Martin Diane Allen Cheryl Ford Suzie Adams Maryl Nichols Chris Lewis BACK ROW: Zach Thomas Terry Starkey Rick Burgoyne FACES AND ACHIEVEMENTS Sponsor Mr. Branham Becky Mitton Pete Hansen V-Pres. Dave Poer Marty Griswold Rep. Mark Hanley Dave Allen Pres. Bob Hoagland Sec. Jean Grubb Carol Johannes Eva Richardson Donna Strawser Cathy Elliot Joanne Orr Dot Miller 119 MINI-COURSES: A NEW CONCEPT Free form education involving mini-courses in varied topics occupied Covington High students the week of March 20-24. There were over 75 classes offered to the students. A mini-course is a concentrated, short-term learning activity usually related to a single concept or topic of study. The idea of the Free Form Education Week with such classes is the product of the student council. The president of the Student Council, Bob Hoagland, and Mark Hanley, student council member, have supervised and organized the program. The council operated the program and handled the huge amount of paperwork, spending many hours of work each day planning and working. The objectives of the program were to provide new learning opportunities and additional educational experiences, as well as to evaluate potential courses for implementation in the traditional” program of studies. A further goal was to create emphasis on the student as an individual in an educational program. There are few rules pertaining to the classes. There was not any homework or grades given. No student was to have a free period, and all classes were to be co-ed, unless otherwise specified. Guest instructors were not paid, and some qualified students were allowed to teach certain classes. For pre-registering, the students themselves were asked what sort of classes they would like to have. From this, the council set about getting all that was available. While registering, the students were advised to take a variety of classes and those which they knew nothing of. The classes were taught by a variety of instructors. A mortuary science class was taught by David Bodine of Bodine and Shelby Funeral Home. Photography and film-development was taught by Deraid Ailes, yearbook adviser, while trampoline was taught by Art Boshe and Mrs. Georgeanna Ford. Some other courses offered were law, racial prejudice, sex education, karate, communism, bowling, boys' home economics, real estate, drug abuse, ceramics, antiquing, horsemanship and knitting. The Mini-Course Week was a great opportunity for everyone at Covington. The free form education program was a good experiment that allowed individuals to come into contact with other fields of study, which they may be interested or involved with in later life. The copy on this page was written for the Hi-Time section of the Commercial-News for which Janet McConnell was awarded first prize. We congratulate her and let it stand as the sole commentary on this Student Council project pictured on the following pages. 120 121 122 together The Middle School educationally embraced an increased enrollment last year. It brought together pupils from grades five through eight. From the farthest borders of the school corporation, students were integrated socially through classroom participation and extracurricular activities. The first pangs of adolescence appeared as fan bus rides and first dates gave new meaning to togetherness. Team play and interscholastic competition channeled anxious aggressions into athletic prowess. It began to make a difference whether the person sitting next to you at lunch was a boy or a girl. There was also the togetherness that transcends tangible things. A feeling of pride and concern for our class, our school, our projects, our band, our chorus, our awards and an honest look at ourselves, our talents, our weaknesses, our triumphs and our failures drew us together from within and without. the middle school NEW GOALS, CHALLENGES AND ACHIEVEMENTS FACULTY Mr. Dale Clawson, Principal of the Middle School; B.S., M.S. Indiana State University. Mr. Ron Barthel Mr. Marvin Bodine Mr. Jerry Burt Mr. Frank Coleman Mr. William Garrett • Mrs. Barbara Gurley Mr. Claud Greenlee Mrs. Lois Johnson Mrs. Mickie Martin Mr. William Marion Mrs. Joyce Moore Mr. Steve Perry Mrs. Resi Smith Mr. Michael Suiters Mr. Rex White Mrs. Judy Woodrow 125 This spread sponsored by L S Printing Co., Inc. Pictured at TOP LEFT are the Library Club members. FIRST ROW: Kathy Davis, Carol Jo Strawser, Lori Ramey, Susie Etchison, Kathy Fields. SECOND ROW: Kim Dewey, Toni Messick, Gloria Underwood, Bonnie Sherman, Leslie Hayman. THIRD ROW: Julie Haga, Robin Maymon, Jill Griswold, Jennifer Dinsmore, Ann Stuart. Martha Porter. Barbara McConnell, Mrs. Moore. FOURTH ROW: Cal Lichens, Joe Fox, Eric Koktkiewicz, Tina Holycross. STUDENT COUNCIL Pictured ABOVE are the Student Council members. FIRST ROW: John Talbert, Julee Scering. Alice Conner. Jeff Myers. Doug Crowder. SECOND ROW: Tim Auter, Linda Gee, Susan Orr, Marsha Osborn. Debbie Parrett. Sharon Reynolds, Jeff Vincent. THIRD ROW: Glen Walter. David Richardson, Dennis Poer, Mrs. Martin, Tammy Curtis. Mickey Bardos, David Bell. Jeff Pearson. Pictured at BOTTOM LEFT are the office girls. FIRST ROW: Susan Strawser, Linda Gee. Alice Conner, Cindy Taylor, Mrs. Hughes. SECOND ROW: Lisa Barker. Ann Allen. Shelly Murphy. Robin Gouty. Ruth Ann Hunt. This spread sponsored by Martin Veterinary Clinic MIDDLE SCHOOL SCIENCE EXHIBITS The middle school science fair was the result of much scientific research and construction of many original science exhibits. Whether dealing with physical science, biological science, or the science of humanities, each student put forth time, effort, and knowledge in making his science project the best. The judging of the exhibits enabled seven students to enter the regional science exhibit competition. These winners of the local science fair represented our school well in the regional competition. Each student participating in the science fair deserves to be congratulated for his achievement. (RIGHT) Regional competitors include First Row, from left to right: Zack Rainey, Sandra Young. SECOND ROW: Martha Porter, Melony Bright, Cathy Fields, and J. C. Van Vactor. WATER-A VITAL RESOURCE THE WATER CYCLE 128 Zack Rainey's exhibit explains electricity. Martha Porter received second place in physical science. eim p. Exhibits made by J. C. Van Vactor (LEFT) and Melony Bright (RIGHT) were entered in regional competition Third place was awarded Sandra Young. Cathy Fields received third place for her exhibit. T 11 ( T«k i Grr� 3 CjIci S A pit’ tzx: •« « «•� « •� C V « lut'A . 0. .1 • 'V, V„� tiW. c -� Tk«.. %w� � «• I 129 Our Junior Band made excellent progress. On April 18, the Jr. High Band Festival was held with five schools performing. In May they held a convocation for the elementary school and then held a Middle School Spring Concert. Also performing at the Spring Concert was our Cadet Band. Their main goal was to play as well as the High School Band and with these performances they proved they could play well. THE JUNIOR AND CADET BANDS 130 The Junior Band Members FIRST ROW, from Left to Right: J. Scoring, L. Gee, S. Orr, J. Nickols. R. Maymon, G. Griswold. J. Holycross, C. Mornout, T. Curtis, C. Keeling, N. Thomas. SECOND: K. Barnes. M. Bell. E. Stewart, A. Allen. D. Plunkett. B. Miller, T. Tayler, K. Fields, T. Askren. T. Talbert, C. Suzuki. THIRD: J. Dinsmore, L. Garrett, B. Barker, J. Breeden. M. Abernathy, L. Fenters, D. Perry, D. Birge. K. Brandenburg, M. Bright, B. Summers, C. Strawser, M. Ollis. FOURTH: J. Fox, C. Pendry, W. Rice, S. Ricketts, P. Ricketts, F. McGurk, A. Smith, J. VanVactor, B. Woodrow, L. Scering, C. Hayman, C. Spiering, D. Douglas, S. Etchison. FIFTH: Z. Rainey, L. Youngblood. K. Baldwin. T. Gayler, S. Murphy, A. Vandivier. R. Cummins. G. Girard, T. Askren, J. Hardy, M. Orahood. T. Askren, K. Fenters, L. Hayman. SIXTH: B. Grogg. W. Swaney, C. Kineer. M. Elliott. B. Wynkoop. E. Kokotkiewicz. D. Crowder, D. Grubb. M. Hutchison, G. Dennis, S. Cooper, D. Richardson. The members of the Cadet Band FIRST, from Left to Right: S. Mycroft, P. Newkirk, J. Madaus, B. English. L. Griffin, L. Bever. A. Harlow, Q. Howard, C. Alkire, L. Warren, K. Cooper. SECOND: C. Hay, M. Orahood. N. Perry, L. Massey. J. Young. C. Heideman, T. Messick, M. Jumps, D. Bodine. E. McConnell, D. Thornton, T. Tuggle. THIRD: T. Purple. M. Huxford, D. VanPelt, J. Moore. J. Smith, P. Stump. J. Hines. R. Jones. M. Sirard, T. Bell, P. Callahan. M. Wallace, C. Hopper. FOURTH: S. Tuggle, R. Phelps, A. Smith. J. Cope, C. Stockdale, G. Walters, K. Lewsader, D. Talbert, B. Abernathy, J. Pierson, E. Grogg, D. White, T. Hoagland. B. Hughes, A. Barker, D. Fox. B. McDaniel, K. Kokotkiewicz, A. Lynch, T. Rennick. K. Durr. M. Powell, C. Knecht. K. Knecht. M. Drollinger, R. Randolf. GET TOGETHER 131 MIDDLE SCHOOL CHEERLEADERS The Seventh Grade cheerleaders did their share in helping to raise spirit. They are Ruth Ann Hunt, Penny Ricketts, Tammy Curtis, Robin Gouty, and alternate Kima Myers. 132 The Eighth Grade cheerleaders are Julie Scoring, Cindy Taylor, Alice Connor, Susan Orr, and alternate Colette Suzuki. 133 This spread sponsored by Red Lloyd Tru-Flex Metal Hose Corp. Middle School team members from left to right (kneeling) are B. Hughes. J. Pierson. E. Grogg. M. Pierson (managers). FIRST ROW: S. Holmes. G. Dennis. G. Denhart. K. Abernathy, S. Hardy, B. Woodrow. E. Kokotkiewicz, R. Adams, D. Poer. M. Hutchison, L. Garrett, B. Kindell. Coach Bodine. SECOND ROW: G. Sirard, P. Ferguson, M. Elliott, D. Crowder, J. Van Vactor, B. Swaney, F. McGurk, W. Rice, J. Talbert. R. Abernathy, C. Likens. Coach Auter. THIRD ROW: K. Fenters, J. Fox, L. Chapman, D. Grubb, T. Witsman, J. Myers, B. Martin, D. Miller, J. Tice, S. Smith, B. Wynkoop, Coach FOOTBALL: AN OPPORTUNITY TO BE Bunch. FOURTH ROW: M. McMasters, M. Ellmore, J. Bowling, T. Bowling, J. Vincent, T. Auter, R. Seyfert, J. Tanner, A. Smith, and Coaches Grogg and Ford. OFFENSE (ABOVE) FIRST ROW: R. Abernathy, R. Seyfert, F. McGurk, K. Fenters, W. Rice, M. Ellmore, A. Smith. SECOND ROW: J. Myers. J. Vincent. J. Talbert, T. Bowling. DEFENSE (BELOW) FIRST ROW: J. Vincent, B. Wynkoop, R. Seyfert, M. Ellmore, M. Hutchison. SECOND ROW: J. Myers, T. Auter, B. Woodrow, G. Sirard, T. Bowling, R. Abernathy. BETTER SCORES Covington (8) 12 Attica 16 Covington (7) 0 Attica 8 Covington (8) 34 Seeger 12 Covington (8) 22 Seeger 6 Covington (8) 0 Attica 22 Covington (7) 8 Attica 6 Covington (8) 6 Southmont 16 Covington (7) 0 Southmont 6 The referee raises his hand for the kick off. Both teams are lined up, ready to go. The referee blows his whistle. The crowd in the stands leans forward. The kick off man runs toward the ball. With a strong kick the ball sails through the air. At the other end of the field stand the Trojan players. With the speed of light, one runs toward the ball. It lands squarely in his arms. Hugging the ball, Jeff Vincent breaks toward the goal. He's on the 40 yard line! The 30! The 20! The crowd is on its feet. The cheerleaders are jumping up and down. In the stands, a man in a heavy fur coat loses his cap. Scenes like this proved the importance of Middle School football. Add the individual heroics of leading scorer Jeff Vincent’s 52 points and Rick Abernathy’s 30 solo tackles and the picture of football’s value is completed. 135 Pictured from LEFT TO RIGHT (ABOVE) are M. Bushue, R. Dewey, K. Martin, D. Poer, P. Ferguson, B. Swaney, J. Talbert, T. Ponder, R. Randolph, S. Hardy, M. Micklas, J. Lawrence, G. Auter, J. Breeden, F. McGurk, E. Kokothiewicz, and Coach Denhart, M. Powell, D. Richardson, D. Hutson, G. Dennis, R. Partezana. MIDDLE SCHOOL CAGERS AIM HIGH The Seventh Graders were able to add to their athletic experience with a desire that matched the inspiration of the varsity and B-team. Under the guidance of Coach Partezana, these Trojans were able to look forward to a future of winning basketball. 136 The Eighth Grade team, looking forward to a successful freshman season, added another jewel to their crown of victories. They were able to mix the value of past experiences with the opportunity of learning new ones. Pictured are from LEFT TO RIGHT (BELOW) Coach Bell. S. Fox. D. Miller, D. Crowder, J. Myers, and C. Likens. Holmes. T. Witsman, B. Wynkoop. M. Ellmore. D. Woodrow. J. The Fifth Grade team members are Coach Jan Quivey, T. Curry, B. Ricketts. B. Allen, M. Bardos, J. Felgenhauer, T. Myers, E. Harris, D. Howard, M. Pierson, D. Burke, S. Laube, M. Randalls, S. Hegg, D. Youchenas, S. Woodrow,S. Drollinger, F. Goodwin, S. Abernathy, C. Powell. B. Johannes, D. Morris, S. Woodard, T. Elliot, K. Brewer. T. Dunagun, M. Mycroft, B. Bechtold, S. Alkire, R. Ricketts. B. Hauk, D. Drollinger, J. Felgenhauer. K. Talbert, and C. Randles. CMS CAGE CAREERS BEGIN Fifth and sixth grade boys began their competitive careers under Coach Quivey. Since basketball is the only middle school sport open to them, they came out in droves. As the season progressed, intrasquad games yielded to interscholastic contests. These tests enabled the littlest Trojans to sample fierce game situations that will make them valuable athletes and representatives of their school and community. The excitement and enthusiasm that they brought to the court assured Covington cage fans of future finery. The Sixth Grade team members are T. Rennick, C. Knecht, D. Fox, E. Grogg, J. Pierson, B. Hughes, G. Clingan, P. Stump, M. Pierson, Coach Jan Quivey, L. Owens. A. Lynch, G. Powell, T. Bell, M. Wallace. J. Leppin, M. Powell, D. Talbert, B. McDaniels, J. Lewis. S. Tuggle, E. McConnell, B. Drummin, K. Allen, G. Allen, K. Chapman, S. George, and D. White. 138 This spread sponsored by Judge and Mrs. Vincent Grogg. KEEP ON The middle school students cheered their track team on as it was the last sport event of the year. Their coach, Mr. Partezana, practiced the track members often and coached them as any good coach would in order that they would succeed. (UPPER CENTER) Coach Partezana gives instructions. (ABOVE) Competing in the high jump is John Talbert. Trojan fans and others look on as Greg Dennis competes in the long jump event. uo TRACKIN’ Tim Bowling wins the 440 yard dash, his specialty. Tim was undefeated until the Bi-County. Track members are First Row, from left to right: R. Adams, D. Poer, G. Dennis, D. Masulis, M. Bushue, D. Richardson, G. Cummins. SECOND ROW: P. Ferguson, F. McGurk, M. Hopper, R. Chapman. M. Hutchison, K. Kinneer, J. Breeden, D. Crowder. K. Fenters. THIRD ROW: B. Wynkoop, C. Jones, A. Smith, J. Myers, J. Vincent, T. Bowling, D. Miller, M. McMasters, Coach Partezana. 141 EIGHTH Seventh and Eighth Grade Class Officers and Sponsors. Mark Abernathy Rick Abernathy Rick Adams Donnie Allen Pam Allen Randy Allen Steve Allen Tim Askren Tom Askren Ronald E. Bailey Kim Baldwin Brett Barker Lisa Barker Kim Barnes Trina Boord Tim Bowling Guyann Bracken Kevin Brier Lynn Brockway Beth Buck Roni Byerly Ronnie Chapman Alice Conner Scot Cooper Teresa Cooper Douglas Crowder Jenny Cummins Cathy A. Davis Kim Dewey Jennifer Dinsmore Curtis Dixon Mark Ellmore 142 Becky Epperson Tonia Estep Kevin Fenters Leslie Fenters Tim Foley Tom Foley Joe Fox Tammy Gayler Linda Gee Christy Goodwin Diana Goodwin Steve Graves Debra Hall Leslie Hayman Richard Heath Debbie Hicks Scott Holmes Martin Hopper Martha Hughey Mike Hutchison Chuck Jones Carol Keeling Pam Kiger Rick Kiger Ronald Lamb Carl Likens Jo Ann Marshall Bruce Martin Charles Masulis Don McLain Albert Micklus David Miller Rebecca Miller Christy Mornout Jon Mullendore Greg Murdock Greg Myers Jeffrey Myers Linda Niccum Jean Nichols 143 Mary Ollis Susan Orr Tim Owens Donnie Payne Christy Pendry Anita Perry Diana Plunkett Steve Ponder Darlene Prather Wayne Rice Sharon Ricketts Janette Sanders Keith Sams Julie Scoring Ronald Seyfert Ed Shelley Debbie Shuman Craig Spriesterbach Teddy Stonebraker Carol Jo Strawser Gail Strawser Julia Strawser Suzanne Strawser Nancy Suiters Colette Suzuki Trina Talbert Joe Tanner Cindy Taylor Nancy Thomas Jeff Tice Gloria Underwood Angela Vandivier Frank Vickery William Jeffery Vincent Terry Vollmer Richard John Warner Tom Witsman George Wolfe Don Woodrow Brian Wynkoop 144 SEVENTH Kevin Abernathy Ann Allen Teresa Askren Tim Auter Debra Barker Jody Beckelhymer Mike Bell Melody Bright Dorothy Birge Lisa Bowling Kim Brandenburg James Breeden Howard Burleson Cathy Bushman Mark Bushue Cindi Byerly Larry Carpenter Billy Champion Lloyd Chapman Kim Coleman John Cotten Aaron Cummings Gene Cummins Tammy Curtis Greg Denhart Gregg Dennis Robert Dewey Greg Dixon Debby Douglas Mike Elliott Perry Ferguson Kelly Durr Susie Etchison Cathy Fields Debra Furr Larry Garrett Robin Gouty Jill Griswold Becky Grogg Duane Grubb 145 Keith Grubb Donnie Haga Julie Maga Terri Hambright Jeff Harden Stanley Hardy Cari Hayman Harold Hegg William Hendrey Julie Holycross Ruth Ann Hunt Danny Hutson Brian Kindell Karl Kinneer Shelli Knight Erik Kokotkiewicz Cindy Lamb Sheila Lamb Jeff Lawrence Patricia Lyons Lori Marshall Kevin Martin Marsha Martin David Masulis Robin Maymon Barbara McConnell Fred McGurk Toni Messick Mike Micklus Mary Mitton Shelly Murphy Kima Myers Jannie Moore Gene Noble Linda Noble Jerry O’Neal Melody Orahood Marcia Osborn Debbie Parrett Pam Payne 146 Debbie Perry Dennis Poer Randy Ponder Dianna Potter Martha Porter Mark Powell Tammy Purple Zack Rainey Lori Ramey Robert Randolph Garold Redenbaugh Sharon Reynolds David Richardson Emma Richey Paula Ricketts Penny Ricketts Loralyn Scoring Bonnie Sherman Gene Sirard Allan Smith Steve Smith Connie Spiering Keith Spriesterbach Anne Stewart Phil Stine Cindy Stonebraker Renee Stull Beth Summers William Swaney John Talbert Trudy Taylor James VanVactor Leann Vickery Paul Walter Lori Warren Christy Woodard Brian Woodrow Sandra Young Lori Youngblood Ann Zeigler 147 This spread sponsored by Dr. Richard Scoring. SIXTH Brian Abernathy Jeffry Abernathy Stephen Abernathy Stacey Adams Christy Alkire Gregory Allen Kevin Allen Tina Alward Roy Bainbridge David Barker Thomas Bell Lori Bever Diana Bodine Selby Bord Kenneth Bowling Shane Bowling Richard Bushue Pyott Callahan Marilyn Carey Kenny Chapman Ronda Chapman James Clarkston Greg Clingan Janice Cope Kelly Cooper Carla Dixon Mike Drollinger Robert Drummond Beth English Mary Fleenor David Fox Elise France Steve George Glenda Graves 148 LeAnn Griffin Ed Grogg Lynn Gross Pam Hari Adina Harlow Cindy Hay Carol Heideman Jeannie Hines Thomas Hoagland Brenda Holycross Christy Hopper Tina Hornaday Quella Howard Bryan Hughes Marka Huxford Rita Jones Melody Jumps Lucy Kiger Curtis Knecht Kenneth Kokotkiewicz Jean Lamb Jeff Lappin Jay Lewis Kenneth Lewsader Alan Lynch Jeanene Madaus Linda Marxmiller Lea Ann Massey Nancy Jo Matthews Edsel McConnell Bruce McDaniel Carol Sue McMasters Robert Micklus Sheila Mycroft Donna Nelson Pam Newkirk Joe Noble Lee Owens Mark Pearson Nina Perry 4 149 Richard Phelps Jeff Pierson Orville Ping Michael Powell Wayne Powell Ruby Rahm Tom Rennick Sandra Riley Lori Ann Sherman Jim Shoemaker Bobby Shuman Mike Sirard Allen Smith James Smith Colleen Stockdale Lisa Strawser Pat Stump Don Talbert David Thornton Michael Tibbett Brian Tice Steven Tuggle Timothy Tuggle James Van Etta Diana VanPelt Michael Wallace Glen Walters Dale White Donald Woolwine Jill Young SPECIAL CLASS Jackie Bowling Mike Kiger Frank Lowery Gerald Lowery Brenda Marxmiller Mark McMasters Charlotte Noble 150 Stacy Ad mas Steve Alkire Brad Allen Janita Allen Gary Askren Martella Auter Michael Bardos Christine Barker Tammy Barker Brad Bechtold Debra Bedinger David Bell Kevin Brewer Kelly Brier Monica Bright Dean Burke Lucinda Burleson Donna Bushue Kim Cadman Dawn Campbell Marilyn Campbell Darrell Carpenter Diana Chapman Debbie Clem Todd Coffing Debbie Crain Cary Crowder Nancy Cunningham Kenja Cunningham Tim Curry 151 Lisa Davis Steve Den hart Tom Dewlen Duane Drollinger Steve Drollinger Tom Dunagan Tom Eliott Jamie Felgenhauer Jeff Felgenhauer Ralph Fellows Ricky Fellows Nancy Ferguson Jeff Frey Belinda Furr Glen Graves John Green Frank Goodwin Gay Grubb Sharon Hambright Sara Harden Ed Harris Brett Hauk Scott Hegg Tina Holycross David Holycross Dale Howard Bruce Johannes Cathy Lynn Keeling Kathy Kinneer Paul Lamb Steve Laube Hellen Leak Carol LeClaire John Lewin Mark Lewin Scott Lindquist Sheila McBride Jane McGurk Anita McClain Kelly Messick 152 Donovan Miller Deborah Moore David Morris Lisa Ann Murdock Mike Mycroft Sandra Myers Tim Myers Valerie Partridge Janet Payne Mike Pierson Darrel Ping Alfred Powell Cliff Powell Charlene Prather Joyce Purple Lisa Purple Kurt Randles Mark Randles Ricky Joe Ricketts Vince Ricketts Kathy Sanders Ursula Schlarf Larry Shelley Tracey Jo Spear Seena Sprague Sandra Steele Kenny Talbert Tammy Tanner Vickee VanEtta Conda Verden Paul Vincent David Vyse David Warner Lela Winchester Linda Winchester Pat Wolfe Scott Woodard Scott Woodrow Phil Yuochunas Brian Zeigler together The school is the focal point of our community—its life, its people, its activities, its achievements, and its ambitions. Its life is reflected in the vitality of the school as a whole. The students and staff directly inject themselves and their families, neighbors, and friends into the school environment, bringing with them the shared attitudes of all the people of Covington. School-centered activities are the clockwork of the community, something every day, hopefully for everyone. The awards accumulated by the student body mirror the talents that are nurtured among our citizens, from an insignificant certificate to a scholarship worth thousands. And all that each student studies and strives to become is little more than an extension of the ambitions and dreams of every member of the Covington community. This book is written to compile the many and varied achievements of the students. Whether small or great, each distinction gained brings honor to our school and through the school to our community. In this positive manner we build a unity of lasting value. We stand one for all. One has taken us by proxy to the spotlight of state and national glamor. Carla Miller, Miss Indiana Teen-Ager 1971, rightfully glows with personal pride and deep gratitude for the title awarded to her. But her triumph represents the united efforts of her family and the whole community, especially those who helped to finance her trip to the national pageant. They are our businessmen, merchants, and patrons. Our Carla Miller, our Miss Indiana Teen-Ager 1971, our pride and gratitude, our getting together. the community CARLA MILLER BOB’S DRIVE IN fine food and friendly service Bob Ellmore and family 155 The Best Phone World Wide Night 158 SPEED-WASH Coin Operated Open 24 Hours Coin Changer and Dollar Bill Changer 3-25 lb. Hammond 11-Clothers Dryers 2 Load Bendix Washer Extraction 1 Hair Dryer 1 Extractor 13 Speed Queens 12 lb. Loads On the Square SEPTIC Self Service SERVICE Free Estimate Phone 793-3941 or 793-3503 WALLACE WALLACE CAMPBELL AND BUNCH ATTORNEYS SPRAGUE'S DEPARTMENT WARREN COUNTY FARM BUREAU STORE CO-OP VALLEY SHOP Shoes and Clothing Complete: Fertelizers—Seed—Feed— In Flowers for the Family Chemicals 793-3431 We Cloth the Family for Less West Lebanon, Indiana Delivery 294-2725 Phone: 793-2361 Ed Hunt, Manager Covington, Indiana Phone: 893-4242 159 mERLE noRmnn COSmETIC STUDIO 18 North Street Danville, Illinois 442-7666 WILLIAMS General “Our Best Wishes To The Class of 1972” JERRY’S HEATING AIR-CONDITIONING 601 8th Covington Phone: Sheet Metal and Electric Work 307 Washington Street Covington, Indiana Phone: 793-4542 Installation—Sales—Service Covington Grain Company Covington, Indiana 160 Get Your Next “WHEELS' at NEITZEL Buick Inc. Covington’s Swingin’ Auto Dealer LYRIC THEATRE Shorty and Jan Door Open 7:00 P.M. Open All Year Thrusday thru Sunday and SONS Contractors Street Indiana 793-2321 “Any Way You Look At It” PEARCE MCKINNEY State Farm Insurance Thompson Grain Company Cayuga, Indiana FRENCH’S BARBER SHOP 903 Liberty Street Covington, Indiana The Fountain Trust Company Covington 793-2237 PARRISH TIRE AND BATTERY SHOP Authorized Gates Tire Distributor 24-Hour Wrecker Service On U.S. Highway 136—Third Street Covington, Indiana PHONE DAY 793-3191 162 Kingman 397-3355 INTERSTATE SAND and GRAVEL Covington, Indiana Enjoy WRIGHTS Ice Cream Phone 793-8070 Gasoline—Oil—Lubrication Tires—Batteries Corner Liberty and 5th Street ALLISON’S STANDARD Covington IGA Family Center Don and Peg Clark 7 a.m.- 9 p.m. Daily 7 a.m.-7 p.m. Sundays 163 HALL'S MARATHON SERVICE 1124 Liberty Street Covington, Indiana Phone: 793-8068 HARRISON STEEL COVINGTON IMPLEMENT John Deere Sales and Service Phone 793-3412 202 3rd Street Covington, Ind. BRACKEN’S HARDWARE Gas and Oil WELSH GROCERY General Merchandise Cates, Indiana LUDLOW’S BEAUTY SHOP Wig Sale Styling 831 Harrison St. Phone 793-3212 Robbye Ludlow Covington, Indiana Attica, 164 CASTING COMPANY FRED’S STANDARD SERVICE Indiana COAL CREEK SAND AND GRAVEL 5 Miles West of Kingman On 234 Gravel—Fill Material—Rock Wash Gravel—Crushed Stone We Deliver DAILY LIVESTOCK MARKET COMMUNITY SALE EVERY FRIDAY FOUNTAIN COUNTY LIVESTOCK COMMISSION CO. Veedersburg, Indiana Phone 294-4288 ALFRED HERSHBERGER Owner: FOREST BOLING Night Phone LEWIS BOLING Auctioneer 234-2956 Night Phone Hillsboro 798-4330 Night Phone 793-3823 221 Pearl St. Covington, Indiana Phone 793-8061 165 WARRICK MOTOR CO. Film Division—Olin Works 167 Covington, Indiana HOME BEAUTY CENTER 214 South Perry Attica, Indiana Pittsburgh Paints Wallpaper Dean Mert Mickle Phone: 762-2065 FAUST FREY North Side of Square Phone: 793-2269 Covington, Indiana HOME ACCENT SHOP LAMPS LAMPSHADES STONEWARE ACCESSORIES DINNERWARE TILE TABLES WEAVING DESIGNED £, MADE BY MARSHALL STUDIOS INC. VEEDERSBURG. INDIANA 47987 PHONE: 317-294.2223 MARY J. BUSARD BROWARD G. BUSARD 168 THE HILLSBORO STATE BANK “Saving the Community Since 1891” 798-3115 FDIC Hillsboro, Ind. COVINGTON ORCHARDS INC. Marion Keller Mg. DARRELL'S QUICK HARDWARE Apples SERVICE GARAGE 831 Railroad 9th Street West Lebanon, Indiana “Everything in Hardware” Covington, Ind. Auto, Truck Farm Equipment Jerry, Charlie and Dick GOOD LUCK Carburation Electrical Service GRADUATING CLASS Mobil DOLAND’S SERVICE West Lebanon, Indiana Phone: 893-8484 HONG KONG GARDEN 11 North Vermillion Street Danville, Illinois Chinese American Food Carry Out Service Daily Area Code 217 443-2255 MANUFACTURER OF LIQUID FERTILIZER REX V. KELLER and ROBERT M. HALL 170 Covington, Indiana MIKE’S COLONIAL PARKWAY Phone 793-3583 Foster, Indiana Famous For Pizzas “The nicest people in town eat here 1120 Liberty Street Phone 793-4209 Covington, Indiana 172 SANDER’S TRAILER SALES RENTAL On the Wabash and Erie Canal” Portland Arch—Fountain, Indiana Phone 793-2982 FARRAR’S GARAGE West Lebanon, Indiana Phone 893-4431 24-Hour Wrecker Service DENISE’S DIPPITY DOO SHOP 1306 East Liberty Street Covington, Indiana Phone 793-2463 SHELBY . « flL I MILLER’S GARAGE Towing Wrecker Service Junction U.S. 41 Ind. 55 3 Miles South of Attica, Indiana Front End Alignment Brake Service Phones: Day 762-2043 Night 764-4951 MYERS DEPT. STORE Veedersburg, Indiana ELLIOT JEWELERS Covington, Indiana SHAWNEE LANES BOWLING Covington, Indiana 24-Hour Service PHILGAS—The All Purpose Fuel “Serving Warren Fountain Counties” 793-2269 If no answer 893-4347 or 893-4294 Attica, Ind. 2 Miles South On 41 JACK HIGH’S PHILLIPS 66 SERVICE 1104 Liberty Street Phone: 793-8086 Tune-Ups—Brakes— Mufflers - v — — 173 BELTON CANDY CO. Wholesale Confections 43 N. Jackson St., Danville, Illinois Phone 442-0831 ALLEN’S BEANIE’S MARATHON Complete Tune-Up Generator and Starter Repair Air-Conditioning and Automatic Transmission Service U-Haul Rentals Trucks and Trailers Pontiac—Oldsmobile Sales and Service 408 Liberty Street Covington, Indiana DOUGLASS and 404 Covington JOHN BIERBRAUER Office Machines Equipment “We Service What We Sell Sales—Service—Rentals Phone 443-1555 17 E. North Street Danville, Illinois Fry Insurance 104 East Attica Phone: Complete Insurance Service 174 SADLERS DRY CLEANERS 314 Liberty Street Phone: 793-4120 Covington’s Professional Dry Cleaners Free Delivery Pick Up Laundry Service 51 on the Mall DANVILLE BEAUTY SCHOOL CRAIN PLUMBING AND HEATING Across from Old High School next to Trojan Cafe Phone 793-2253 Covington, Indiana Leader in Vocational Education 121 Vi North Vermillion St. Danville, Illinois 176 Congratulations to the Class of 1972 Dave Young interv collegiate press graphic arts division — Sargent-Welch Scientific Company Can You Taste the Honey? WE CATER TO: BODINE SHELBY FUNERAL SERVICE Picnics, Parties, Banquets, Reunions, etc. Since 1879 24 Hour Air Conditioned 501 N. Gilbert Oxygen Equiped Danville, III. Phone: 443-4760 Ambulance Service Phone: 493-2221 things gO better,! with Coke COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Terre Haute, Rockville, Sullivan, and Paris 177 fo keep your memories of 1971-72 r •'5rom becoming blurred and faded, I i||9 •• seal them in pictures. BIflBGSCBIBB BBBB3BDB0BC BBBBIBBBBBR 3 B: i n i rii w � «.•, □ ■ SDH - u II9 u« iS 9 ifji Q rj tj 3EB3BBJD B WILLIAM’S i Covington, Indiana 1971-72 TROJAN PATRONS Doris Murray’s Beauty Shop Warrick’s Court House Cafe Thelmas’s Place Sharon’s Vanity Box Shampoo Bowl Sudlow Studio Parlour Salon Overpeck Hardware Store Mod-O-Day (Opan and Ruth Watkins) Massey Real Estate Maple Corner Restaurant Jean’s Beauty Salon Imperial Service Station Hoosier Restaurant Hillsboro Lumber Company Mr. and Mrs. Effray Harden Freeman’s Grocery Margaret, Bill, and Ford Fashion Beauty Shop Edwards Radio and TV Service Dale Clawson and Family Cardinal Cafe The Brides Cottage Berkshire’s Sweet Shop Barker’s Shoes Max Auter Body Shop Erwin’s Jewelers, Inc. Melvin Bushue Jim Bratcher Joetta Kinneer Bill Kinneer Joyce Clark Eugene Furr Margaret Craft Paul La Foe Mrs. Frank Auter PeQgy Jenkins Richard Clay Mary Saker Lisa Reed Teri Sherri Askren Mr. Lawrence Vickery Toni and Joni Cox Bud and Liz Askren Thomas Hanbright Jack Lee Romine Lloyd Chapman Walter Lister Mrs. Carolyn Hansen Leo and Edna Jarred Harold Hall David Fox The Hizhes Josephine Bodine Donald Keller John Bodine Charlotte Bodine Judy Jenkins Scott Maymon Amy Maymon Jim and Linda Welsh Susie Hutson David Rowe Mr. O. K. Hutson Dohn and Jamie Mrs. Mary Hutson Blanche Adair Louise Swaney William Swaney Jodie Swaney Robert Swaney William Swaney, Jr. Joan Swaney Danley Supply Danley Supply Mrs. Lydia B. Miller Edward and Evelyn Willard Cates Marka Huxford Rugh Huxford Rugh Sherman Mrs. Ruby Hines Wandlaene Mycroft Synthia Sue Rahm Page and Ralph Stevens Mildred J. Allen Jim and Varie Doolin Golda Stoup Robert Lee Perry Lisa Barker Mrs. Peggy Barker Alan Barker Mildred J. Allen Floyd Cade Barbara Walter Coy Walter Glen Walter Paul H. Martin Celia Walter Harold Hall Jim Brooks TV Jim’s Union 76 David Denhart Harold L. Fogle Ronald Bauerle Ruth Gerard Robert Dale Auter Glen Hall Bill Shuman Mrs. Helen Shuman Christy Pendry ’76 Miss Betty Davis Tony Knecht ISU Class of ’75 Martha Keller Joe Keller Jack Keller Carol Knecht Jim Knecht Billie Patterson Curt Knecht Mrs. Ronald Crowder Mr. Ronald Crowder Cary Crowder Howard Burnsworth Betty Clarkston Ricky “Sparkey” Rahm Good Luck Trojans Good Luck Trojans Mrs. Max Summers Mrs. Ruth Smith Mrs. Thomas Baker Rhonda Smith Ivan Smith Joe Payne Linda Noble Chas. Ramey Kate Clawson Ramey’s Construction Tom Gayle Spring Phillip R. Adams Mike Sheryl Barbara Ramey Chas. 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H. Stanton Sue Clark Mr. Mrs. Gerald Phelps and Bryan Steve Warnick Julie Beckelhymer Mr. Mrs. Seth Mr. and Mrs. Bob Pearson Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hari Mr. and Mrs. Ed Myers Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hart and Barb Betty Leazenhu Ruby L. Myers Lowell Minnick Marion and Ethel Overpeck Ray Bracken Mr. and Mrs. Gene Dixon Bernard Briggs Mr. and Mrs. Ken Grider Joseph S. Wikzynski, Sr. and family Mr. and Mrs. Ken Grider Mr. and Mrs. Gary Gilliland Ernest Cottell Mr. and Mrs. George Pratt Marvin Cole Fred M. Salts Patrick James Livermore Bud Warrick Pearl Gritten Mary Jo and Gary Schlarf Momma and Sam Stubby Our Friendly Neighborhood Barker Mirtie Meairchild Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tanner and family Ethel Owens Kate Tanner Hank and Marsha Bisland Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Allen Mr. and Mrs. Donald Woodrow Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fairchild Mr. Mrs. Alice Bowers Priscilla Wimsett Louise Hurley Mr. Mrs. Charles Sager Scott Randolph Leslie Warnick, Sr. Bedinger's Sign Shop Piatt’s T.V. 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Terry, and Roger Newkirk Mr. and Mrs. Harold Newkirk Mr. and Mrs. George Keller Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. York Mr. and Mrs. Richard Abernathy and family Mae and Albert Raines Mr. and Mrs. Abira L. Rahm Mr. and Mrs. Norman Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Alan Schechter Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Gayler Mr. and Mrs. Carl V. Mycroft Mr. and Mrs. Guy L. Rahm Fauneil Perry, Beeline Mgr. Mr. and Mrs. Gordan Suiters Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Pritchard Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Young and Jill Mrs. Ferrell G. Williams Mr. and Mrs. John Lynch Reverend Herman S. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Harold G. Cooper Marie Dillon and Woodrow Hines David, Jean, and Jimmy Abernathy Mr. and Mrs. Keith Sprague Wallace, Wallace. Campbell and Bunch Reverend F. F. Dooley—793-4011 793-3647 Mrs. Helen Britton and family Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bone Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Chezem Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vickery Vic and Dave Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Sam Martin and Daughters Mr. and Mrs. James Hudson and Amy Jo Mr and Mrs. Robert Harden and Jeff and Sara Mable Hegg and family Mr. and Mrs. Al Gritten Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Gerard Mr and Mrs. Donald Crowder Donny and Charley Crowder Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Hegg Mr and Mrs. Joe Miller Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Gross Susan and Lloyd Abernathy, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Rex V. Keller Mr. and Mrs. Junior Everson Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Beilis Mr. and Mrs. Charles VanPelt Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Woodrow Mr and Mrs. Shirley Himes Mr. and Mrs. James Epperson Mr. and Mrs. Richard Frey Golden Rule Congressional Life Insurance Co. Mr. and Mrs Sid Trahan Scott. Kimmy, and Carla Fleming Mr and Mrs. Richard Klage Becky and Kim Parkhurst Mr. and Mrs. John Brewer Mr. and Mrs. Bill Townsend Burt and Fran Matthews Mr. and Mrs. Gene Alkire Jerry and Jeanette Frey Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Fleenor Mr. and Mrs. Dwane Daughterty Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Starkey Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hoagland Mr. and Mrs. Willard Williams Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bentley and Jeff Mr. and Mrs. Don Alexander Mrs. Sylvia M. Strawser Mr. Ailes and Mrs. Ailes equals Thad Butch and Nancy Strawser Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Russ Davan and Joe Richard and Kathy Pierce Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Sikkema Mr. Mrs. Frank Vickery Mr. Mrs. Sam Martin daughters Mr. Mrs. James Hudson Amy Jo Mr. Mrs. Robert Harden Jeff Sara Mr. Mrs. Jesse Gerard Mr. Mrs. Donald Crowder Donny Charley Crowder Mr. Mrs. Ambrose Hegg Mr. Mrs. Stanley Gross Susan Lloyd Abernathy, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Junior Everson Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Beilis Mr. Mrs. Charles Van Pelt Mr. Mrs. Floyd Woodrow Mr. Mrs. Shirley Hines Jack, Karen, and Jackie High Chas. W. Barbara Salts Chris Mr. Mrs. Steven Perry Mr. Mrs. Wm. L. Smail The Jack Allen Family Mr. Mrs. Albert Purple Mr. Mrs. Robert Crews Mr. Mrs. Ogle Snider Mr. Mrs. Harlen Purple Mr. Mrs. Vernon L. Jones Mr. Mrs. Robert Gouty Mr. Mrs. Archie Reynolds Mr. Mrs. James Knecht, Glen Gail Mr. Mrs. Harry Gross Mr. Mrs. Zimmie Allen Mr. Mrs. Donald E. Hadley Mr. and Mrs. Jack V. Goodrich Jackie Goodrich Don Crain and family Johnson and White Sporting Goods Arley White and family Leland and Pauline Barns Jerry and Charlotte Crain Jesus saves—Romans 10:13 Covington Implement Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Charles McKinney Mr. and Mrs. Arnold McMasters and family Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Amos Mr. and Mrs. Terry L. Delp Mary Bennett, Westville, III. Covington Implement Inc. Iva M. Baker Trojan Room O. S. Sidney Mr. and Mrs. Robert Biggs Dippy and Twinkle Toes Glenn Hall Joan Emshwille Nancy Buck Sharon Buck Dorothea Ellis Clostella McBride William E. Buck 182 We Love Mike Bud Pettit and family Mark Buck Rev. and Mrs. Ernie Moore Rev. and Mrs. Edwin Erickson Mr. and Mrs. Ray McDaniel Mr. Mrs. Marvin Potter Doris, Fairchild, Christian Potter Mr. Mrs. Kenneth English Mr. and Mrs. Mark Elmore Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn White Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Mornout Mr. and Mrs. Max Keller Richard G. Scering, D.D.S. Mrs. Richard Hornaday Richard Lee Hornaday Mr. and Mrs. Ed Alter Mr. and Mrs. Bill Green Tom and Retha Martin family Mr. and Mrs. Willie Sanders Mr. and Mrs. Dale Sanders Mr. and Mrs. Marion Booe Mr. and Mrs. Bob Keller and Mitch Gina, Jim. and Toma Hutson Federal Mutual Insurance Mr. and Mrs. Harris Miller Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Keller Mr. and Mrs. Garcie Keller In Memory of Norman Hari Portland Arch General Store L. E. Heiser Signs Mr. and Mrs. John Duncan and sons Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cox Gary and Dobie Strawser and family Mother's Worry” Dave and Jean Odeneal Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harper H. C. Tavern, Veedersburg Agens Morrell, Oak Lawn, III. Jerry’s Heating and Air-Conditioning Jerry’s Heating and Air-Conditioning Jerry’s Heating and Air-Conditioning Jerry, Jeanette and Christy Frey Gordon and Sharon Rainey. Amway Distributors Ginger Hambright Mr. Mrs. Hobart Busick Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jumps Mr. and Mrs. Worden Bechtold Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Jumps Norma’s Shop Norma Wait Mr. and Mrs. Jester Maxine Gerard Clova James Maryl Wagner Mrs. Bernice Vaughdan Sammy Moore Clyde Moore Mr. A. L. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Leon Abernathy and family Ronda Gean McLain In memory of Ronald Eugene McLain Brenda McLain Denny and Me Linda Allen Norma Allen Mr. and Mrs. F. McElaine and son Carla Miller Mrs. H. B. Spring Tracy and David Spear Mr. and Mrs. James Spear Carlotta Sparks Eddies Studio Mr. and Mrs. Orban Dobbs Bob Wolter Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Green James W. Todd Mr. and Mrs. J. Center Mrs. Anna Rose Jacob Oddessa Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Spencer Mr. and Mrs. Glen Bever Ray Derringer Guy L. Faust Gary E. Chilcote Mrs. Christina Jamal Mrs. Mary Trouseud Wilmer and Bertha Cadman Mr. and Mrs. Bryant Livengood Pauline and Brian Wynkoop Mr. and Mrs. Glen F. Strawser Cindy Taylor Robert Tolliver and family Glen Biesecker and family Mary Ann Nelson Josephine Bodine Gregg Hoss Johnny Soelars Mr. and Mrs. James McGaha Mr. and Mrs. Knecht and family Mrs. Francis Holycross Mr. Floyd Holycross Mr. and Mrs. Bill Murry Carl L. Craft Mrs. Ralph Flora Mrs. Furr Mr. and Mrs. Mack Fairchild Rev. and Mrs. Edgar Allen Mrs. June Moore Hazel Kinneer Mrs. Herald Bracken Mrs. Bryant Starkey Mrs. Freda Campbell Mrs. Leland Witsman Vera Purple John E. Hoagland James Coleman Karol Oakes Wilmer Purple Scott Barnes Joe Barnes To Be Or Not To Be Rex Woodrow Danna Bowling Juantia Bryant Thelma Sanders Donna Allen Shorty’s Showgirls Mr. Dallas Keeling Edith Lyons Mrs. Reed Christy Keeling Fred Schumaker Jim’s Union 76 Richard Miller L. D. Smith Vera Wilson Gladys Denhart Andy Anderson Dale Phelps Janet L. Clark Martha F. Wallace Maple Corner Bob and Betty Smith Charline Galloway James Reynolds Iva M. Barker Mrs. Tribby Blair Gale Gayler Candice of Covington Gertrude M. Watts Robert Hardy Mrs. Ethel Cox Tammy Mason Bob and Pat Colby Darrell A. Vyse Bob Clemence Harold Stockdale, Jr. Vernette Keller Chop and Vickey Doug Crowder Mr. and Mrs. Harrell Mrs. Joyce Craig Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler Allen Steve Allen Mr. and Mrs. Seth Harmon Covington Implement Store Mr. and Mrs. Orville Abernathy Mr. and Mrs. Ron Abernathy Lowell Holycross Mr. and Mrs. Roger Herzog Maxine Holycross Mr. and Mrs. Ron Gore Phil Stine ‘77” Ed O’Brian Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Harrier Mr. and Mrs. Don Hayman and family Mr. Ailes Mrs. Allen The Fantastic Four To Be In Paradise Go, Chevy, Go! Mrs. Bert Ellmore Sam and Joan Allen 183 Bob Vincent Pete and Kay Fleming Diana Van Pelt Mrs. Viola Howard Christy Alkire Rita and Brad Jones Elza and Darene Jones Linda Jones Roger Bowling The Knecht Kids Leslie E. Strawser Wendell Strawser Carlos Hutsler Earl and Geneva Lance Mr. Robert Vickery Vic and Dave Ferguson Mary Ellen Ferguson Ruthann Cunningham Jim Carunle Ida Keller Kenny Cunningham Hubert and Homer Alta McLain Darrell Bever Paul Hutts Glenna Hall Leeander Hughey Edith Gerard Tony L. Shuman Jim Powell Chips Julian Randy Seyfert Mrs. Rae Verden Julie Fulton Dorothy Gross R. W. Randolph Jess Brockway Lynn Brockway Beth Brockway James Brockway Larry Brockway Sally Brockway Grant Knight Edith Wright Joe Davis Love is Great Mrs. George Davis Mr. George Davis Mr. John W. Davis Joseph J. Davis Whatayear! Amen This spread sponsored by the Cline and Ford families. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The 1972 Yearbook Staff started the year by selling a new, ' record-breaking number of ads. Thanks to this hard work, there are more special effects, more pages, and more color in the 1972 TROJAN. Many long hours of tiring work have gone into making this yearbook a success. This book could not have been possible without the help of many people. We. the Staff and adviser, wish to thank all of the teachers who have cooperated this past year by letting staff members out of class to work on the annual. A special thanks goes to Mrs. Craig, Mrs. Williams, and Mr. Branham for excusing the co-editors from their classes so often. We also wish to thank the janitors for locking up after us, opening up for us, and being so careful throwing things out. We not only received help from staff members, but also from non-members. Mary Murphy and Gail Hoffman contributed to the Sophomore class and the Ecology copy. William's Colorcraft deserves a special thanks for doing such a fine job on the color pictures and for going out of their way to assist us. We wish to thank the parents of the Staff for allowing their children to work after school and for making the special trips to town to pick them up after work sessions. We also wish to thank our Inter-Collegiate Press representative, Dave Young, for helping us plan our book. This man endured a late plane, a flat tire, a car accident, and a knee operation for his attempts to frequently visit our school. We, the co-editors, wish to express a very sincere and cordial Thank you to our parents, who have patiently waited supper on us many nights and boosted our spirits when deadlines had to be met. Without these four people’s love and understanding, this book would never have been finished. All of us thank Mrs. Ailes for surprising us with delicious brownies and caramel corn at some of our meetings. Last but not least we thank our adviser. Mr. Ailes. and the Staff. Our Staff included Lynn Drake, Janet McConnell, Nancy Warrick, Cindy Dennis, Debbie Carr, Susan Stambaugh, Joanne Orr, Donna Woodrow, Cindy Suzuki, Barbara Hegg, John Sanders, Bruce Rainey, Judy Lewis, Vickey Talbert, Mike Pearson, Dot Miller, Jay Linville, Lynn Brockway, and Janette Sanders.